Instead, it will revert to the default as soon as your current stream ends. Unlike the other method, this change won’t save beyond the media currently being streamed. For example, if you want the buffer to be improved to 1.5 seconds, change the number to 1500 ms.
Additional information will appear at the bottom in the “Caching” box fill in a higher Caching number than the existing one. At the bottom of the window click the “Show more options” box. The settings menu will bring up to the Network tab. It’s 1500 milliseconds by default which is equal to 1.5 seconds.ĭuring playback in VLC Player Click the Media tab and then select Open Network Stream. Now scroll down to Stream Output and change the caching to a larger number. Launch VLC and open Tools > Preferences or press the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + P).Īt the bottom-left of the Settings window click the All bullet to display additional settings.
You can change either, or both (in which case the temporary fix temporarily takes precedence.) Just follow the instructions below. One is permanent, the other is temporary and resets after each stream. There are two methods for changing the streaming buffer in VLC Player. 2 - Live/Real Time Streaming: VLC was used and in order to make it work I had to navigate around WebGL/HTML5 Video security restrictions.
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