Eloi Bail authored Aug 27, 2015 and Guillaume Roguez committed Aug 31, 2015

Some codecs, as h264, use a default keyframe rate based on frame count.
As example, on h264 this rate is one IFrame each 250 frames.
So this rate is sensible to fps changes, that ofen happens with
output type (images, frame size, screen casting, etc).
Using a rate based on fps seems more viable solution.

Moreover, in order to handle video artifacts in case of missed packets,
we want to send more keyframes so that artifacts will be seen for
a shorter period.

Note: the drawback of this solution is an average bitrate higher than
before as I frames are bigger than P frames.

Issue: #79690
Change-Id: I0b9daef8723c84b5998c9eb156d1e73538e8abed
Signed-off-by: Guillaume Roguez <guillaume.roguez@savoirfairelinux.com>