Contributed by jose on from the video-for-daemon dept.
I am currently planning a fortnightly 30 min long talkshow (on medical matters, but that's beside the point) which I would like to be available for the general audience via realtime streaming. I am anticipating a rather sparse audience, so no high bandwith demands. I would like to achieve this via ADSL, a low-spec i386/PPC machine and OpenBSD. Editing and preparation of the audio will be done on OS X. Any ideas on the necessary hardware specs / OpenBSD compatible software?
Thanks for your help." I didn't think the Darwin Streaming Server was ever imported , but this is just one option . Has anything gotten any better since last October?
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By tom () tom@replic8.net on mailto:tom@replic8.net
nicely; see http://ffmpeg.sourceforge.net/
afair there is a port in the tree..
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By tom () tom@replic8.net on mailto:tom@replic8.net
http://gini.sourceforge.net/
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By lange_jan () on
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=6720&mode=thread&order=0
By sickness () on http://www.sickness.it
The Basic version is free and runs under Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, I tested the firts 3° platforms and it performs well.
Unfortunately under linux emulation or freebsd emulation in freebsd 3.1 it not works :(
I will retry with openbsd 3.3 >:)
(realnetworks is about to release more and more code on www.helixcommunity.org, otherwise I had not posted this ;)
By Anonymous Coward () on http://www.deadly.org/article.php3?sid=20030304002
http://www.deadly.org/article.php3?sid=20030304002937
Albeit, you're probably not going to be doing any downloading while the streams are going, but it couldn't hurt.
By Anonymous Coward () on
'high' bandwidth only