Expression Encoder 3 Graphing Template
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Thursday, August 20, 2009 3:21 PM
Hello ,
In Encoder 3 Graphing template , we are getting only one graph when we play any smooth streaming video. In Encoder2 template , there was 3 graphs . Its good but quite complicated , Can anyone tell me , what is blue color and yellow color lines representing in the graph .
As per my understanding ,
Red Color is for BIt Rate Graph
Green Coloris is for Frame Rate
But what is blue color
what is Yellow Color Line ?
Can we get source code for generating the graphs ?
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Thursday, August 27, 2009 7:18 AM
Hi AkshaySilverlight,
Can we get source code for generating the graphs ?
We can get the source code from this path(by default). C:\Program Files\Microsoft Expression\Encoder 3\Templates\en
As per my understanding ,
Red Color is for BIt Rate Graph
Green Coloris is for Frame Rate
But what is blue color
what is Yellow Color Line ?
I didn't get the Graphing in Encoder 2. Would you please elaborate on it with a image or something?
Best regards,
Jonathan
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Thursday, August 27, 2009 2:01 PM
Hello Jonathan ,
In Encoder 3, The source code which is lying on this path (C:\Program Files\Microsoft Expression\Encoder 3\Templates\en) does not have any source code realted to Graphs . As all the graphs realted stuff is in the SmoothStreaming.xap (and we dont have any source code for that )
There is no graphing template in Encoder 2 but in Encoder 2 for graphs there was a template "Silverlight Smooth Streaming: UX Simulator" for the same .
Now can you please let me know In Encoder 3 Graphing template what are Blue Color Lines and Yellow Color Lines on the graphs . If I am not wrong then yellow color line should be maximum bandwidth available in the computer.
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Friday, August 28, 2009 5:10 AM
Hi AkshaySilverlight,
Now can you please let me know In Encoder 3 Graphing template what are Blue Color Lines and Yellow Color Lines on the graphs . If I am not wrong then yellow color line should be maximum bandwidth available in the computer.
Ok. There is no such source code. When we unzip the SmoothStreaming.xap, we will find only 3 files there. (PlugInMssCtrl.dll, SmoothStreaming.dll, AppManifest). We can find the source code for PlugInMssCtrl.
I didn't get the Blue Color Lines and Yellow Color Lines. However, for the meanings of Soomth Streaming Tools, you can take a look at this link.
Best regards,
Jonathan
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Monday, August 31, 2009 2:38 PM
Hello Jonathan ,
As I told you in my earlier post as well , I am not talking about Expression Encoder 2 template . I am talking About Expression Encoder 3 Template only , which is totally different from the link (This link , which which you sent me , belongs to expression encoder 2) . If you need a screen shot for new graphs then send me your email id and i 'll send you a screen shot . I hope that will solve our confusion
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Tuesday, September 01, 2009 8:09 PM
I have the same question in Encoder 3 the graph shows red, blue, yellow and green. What do they all mean?
Thanks,
Eric
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Thursday, September 03, 2009 3:26 PM
Hello Eric ,
I am sure about following two color .
Red Color is for BIt Rate Graph
Green Color is for Frame Rate
Blue seems like seeking activity and yellow is available network bandwidth in your system .
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Wednesday, November 25, 2009 2:01 PM
Green == Frame rate
Red == "Now playing" bitrate.
Blue == "Now downloading" bitrate
Orange == Measured netowrk bandwidth -
Friday, January 07, 2011 11:50 AM
just because I was looking for this
- EE3 supported graph data
- Red line - currently rendered bitrate.
- Blue line - currently downloading bitrate
- Green line - rendered frame rate.
- New EE4 supported graph data
- Cyan line - dropped frame rate.
- Yellow line - measured CPU processor load
- Straight yellow line - CPU processor load limit - if CPU load exceeds this - The "CPU Heuristic" will lower Smooth Streaming bitrate available for download
- Light green line - estimated CPU processor load at next higher bitrate.
- Straight light green line - estimated CPU processor load "UP" threshold - if the "estimated CPU processor load at next higher bitrate" line is below this value the "CPU heuristic" will attempt to play the next higher bitrate.
- Fat purple line - The highest bitrate that the "CPU heuristic" will make available for download.
- EE3 supported graph data

