Daniel Pocock <[email protected]>, Fri, 28 Feb 2014 20:23:49 +0100: > If you just want to broadcast unidirectional content (e.g. you don't > need to see the other people), then you may be able to use something > like VLC and a streaming server
I would recommend VLC too. The setup of the broadcast stream is relatively easy using the graphical user interface. There are tutorials for that too. If you are using a consumer internet connection, you will usually need to set up a port forwarding on your router, so that the port used by VLC on your computer gets exposed to the internet and people can connect to it. See that you do not set the stream quality too high, your internet connection must suffice to copy the stream to all viewers at once (unless you use true multicast techniques, which you probably do not). In a screen cast the first thing you can spare is the frame rate. -- Paul Hänsch █▉ Jabber: [email protected] Webmaster █▉█▉█▉ Support the FSFE Free Software Foundation Europe ▉▉ http://fsfe.org/support/?paul
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