awslabs/amazon-kinesis-video-streams-producer-c

Failed to submit frame to Kinesis Video client. status: 0x52000085

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WeiWei00123 commented

I try to push my audio and video from my ip cam to KVS, refer to KvsAudioVideoStreamingSample.c sample code, but encounter this error "Failed to submit frame to Kinesis Video client. status: 0x52000085",I also try KvsAudioOnlyStreamingSample.c and KvsVideoOnlyRealtimeStreamingSample.c both work suessfully. Here are the audio and video settings:

Video Settings:

  • format:h264
  • fps:25
  • video size:1920x1080

Audio Settings:

  • format:AAC

  • sample rate: 48000

  • Frame Configuration:

    ============init=================================
    audio frame duration : 200000 video frame duration : 400000
    audio frame decodingTs : 0 video frame decodingTs : 0
    audio frame presentationTs : 0 video frame presentationTs : 0
    audio frame index : 0
    ============setting===============================
    audio frame.presentationTs += audio frame.duration;
    audio frame.decodingTs = audio frame.presentationTs;
    audio frame.index++;
    vidoe frame.presentationTs += vidoe frame.duration;
    vidoe frame.decodingTs = vidoe frame.presentationTs;
    vidoe frame.index++;

  • sdk version
    1.5.1

here is my log file
log.txt

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hassanctech commented

The error you're seeing 0x52000085 translates to STATUS_MAX_FRAME_TIMESTAMP_DELTA_BETWEEN_TRACKS_EXCEEDED. This error is thrown when you have multiple tracks (i.e audio track and video track) and you exceed a predefined maximum distance between the latest track vs the other track. For our SDK this predefined maximum distance is 60 frames.

For example if your audio track is receiving frames and has received 60 frames and in that time NO video frames were received, then you will throw this error. Typically this error is received when a track just stops producing frames. Can you verify from your media source that both tracks are producing frames? You can print verbose logging which will log each call to put frame and also print the track number with a timestamp so you can see for yourself if this is happening.

disa6302 commented

Closing due to no response. Feel free to reopen / open a new issue if this is still an issue.