On Sat, 19 Oct 2002, Matthew Toseland wrote:
I've actully implented freenet streams back in the day, and i had 3 or 4
people actully tell me that they were able to retrieve them somewhat. I,
however, pay for data now, and can't be doing this anymore
If people would like me to very quickly fix my implentation so that it's
out before 0.5 is, however, i am willing to do that (freenet has started
working for me again now, so fishtools is back in business)
note, btw, that the threads are IMPORTANT. freenet *can* keep up the
speed, however, there is a large latency where nothing is actully
happening.
how to do static freenet streams and have them work
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On the inserter side:
a) insert a static SSK key saying basically "this is an mp3 stream. it
starts at chunk n, and ends at chunk n+x. chunks are t minutes.". we're
going to call this SSK@foo/bar. it should be metadata, no content.
b) insert first minute of audio at SSK@foo/bar/n
c) insert second minute of audio at SSKfoo/bar/(n+1)
d) etc etc etc
on the retriever side:
have a http serverlet that requests stream chunks from 0->n, in order, one
every t minutes, and note that this must be threaded. start streaming
when you have 3 chunks.
The major issue, is that in this case, later portions of the audio *will*
drop off the network. you have been warned.
how to do live freenet streams and have them work
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On the inserter side:
a) insert a 10 minute DBR redirect
b) every 10 minutes. insert a key sayting "this is a live mp3 stream. I
am at chunk n. chunks are every t minutes"
c) eavery t minutes, start a thread inserting the audio for the last
minute
the retriever side should work the same as above.
- fish
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