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I managed to get Janus to work, but I am terribly annoyed by the constant mute/unmute interruptions every 5-20 seconds Because of this, live viewing is not possible.
The communication channel consists of a managed switch to which the server and the cameras themselves are connected within 10 meters.
SNMP analysis of the communication channel does not find any problems in the communication channel, there is no packet loss.
I tried both TCP and UDP, there is no difference. I tried fiddling with the Janus settings, but it's no use
I don't know how to check the problem in Janus or in ZM
I'm sad.
I'm using Janus version: 1102 (1.1.2)
Maybe someone has dealt with this problem?
If it were possible to get rid of the constant mute/unmute it would be very cool!

I could be very wrong, but... my reasoning:

1. ZM receives RTSP stream from the camera.
2. ZM streams to Janus
3. Janus broadcasts the stream to the browser.

If so, then there is probably a problem somewhere in the flow transfer from ZM to Janus, because:

1. RTSP stream from the camera can be read in VLC without any problems.
2. In the Janus logs there are lines:

I tried to gradually increase the value of "Stream Replay Image Buffer" from 0 to 250 with the framerate of the camera stream = 10, but this did not affect the problem at all

Does anyone have Janus somehow working with H265?
I can't do it

Your browser cannot play h265. It will not work.

According to https://www.lambdatest.com/web-technologies/hevc
if you can get the Safari browser it should work.

I think that constant mute/unmute is due to caching problems or lack of caching in ZM or Janus, because...
1. There are practically no problems when watching FullHD.
2. When watching 4K, the problems are quite strong.
3. When watching 4K in VLC directly from the camera, there are no problems at all. But there is default caching in 1s. If you remove caching, problems also appear in VLC.

The mute/unmute problem is related to high bitrate.
At bitrates below 12Mbps the connection is relatively stable.
But the question arises, how can you view live video, for example, from 4 cameras transmitting a video stream with a bitrate of 12 * 4 = 48 Mbit/s with a channel of 30 Mbit/s?
You cannot lower the bitrate on the camera.