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In the meantime we implemented a simple IP camera viewer for Android using Exoplayer. It is buggy however as Exoplayer has no reliable support for H265 streams over RTSP (some cameras work, some don't). Given that FFMpeg does a better job handling live streams in the wild, having RVMedia for Android ...

In version 8.0 that I have here, the name changes from NoDelay to TcpNodelay


I think TcpNoDelay and NoDelay are dealing with distinct aspects of the system. TcpNoDelay is a network flag (available in 8.0) while NoDelay is a decoding flag (available from version 10.3). So version 10.3 is the way ...

After commenting those pair of lines and recompiling packages (yes, I'm compiling for Win64) I can confirm latency is gone. RVMedia now is performing as good as the proprietary software, even when showing multiple streams simultaneously.
Thank you Sergey.

1. Do you use the newest version of RVMedia?
Yes, RVMedia FMX version 9.3
2. Assign RVCamera.Latency = 0
Done, video starts with almost no latency but in a couple of minutes it grows to 15-30 seconds again.

By the way the cameras have a propietary software (which I must replace) and there the ...

I'm building an user interface with multiple IP camera streams running at the same time. I'm using TRVCamMultiView with up to 16 viewers running. My problem is that the latency for all my cameras start from 1-2 seconds at program launch to 15-30 seconds after a couple of minutes.

This is my setup ...

When trying to activate a TRVAudioPlayer whose AudioOutputDeviceIndex is -1 (default) a "Range check error" occurs. To avoid this an explicit (>=0) input device index must be specified e.g. Then activation works as intended.

It works now. Thanks.

Hi. I'm trying to build a simple audio recorder by using TRVMicrophone, but including this component on a blank FMX project causes it to crash. This was tested for Windows platform, using Delphi 11.3 and RVMedia FMX version 9.3 with source code.

When running the blank project with debugger it shows ...