[Live-devel] What to do when fNumTruncatedBytes > 0

[Ross Finlayson]

>I'm wondering what I can do when fNumTruncatedBytes is > 0 on either 
>the client or server side.

I don't really understand this question.  "fNumTruncatedBytes" is a 
variable that is *set* (not queried) by each "FramedSource" subclass 
(including any new "FramedSource" subclass that you define and 
implement yourself.  (See, for example, the comments in 
"DeviceSource.cpp".)


>Is there anything I can do here other than just make the buffers 
>really big when things startup?

If you're referring to the buffer that each "FramedSource" (subclass) 
object provides to its upstream object, then the answer is no: The 
downstream object needs to provide a buffer that's sufficiently large 
for its upstream object to write into.
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Ross Finlayson
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