Matt, Marist College is doing that. icecast is the name of the package they use. It was included on the Turbolinux distribution, and the Debian/390 distribution has it.
Mark Post -----Original Message----- From: Matt Lashley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, January 31, 2003 7:33 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Streaming video with S390 Linux Anyone have any experience in the area? I was able to successfully compile and run the OpenH323 Gatekeeper on a SuSE image running under VM. The Gatekeeper proxied video and audio traffic between two NetMeeting clients (on different networks). Two people communications worked swimmingly... however... I also compiled the OpenMCU client and managed to successfully flood the PIX that the OSA is plugged into with enough traffic to bring it down. Not exactly sure why, but my best guess is that the multi-conference server ate up all the bandwidth with broadcasts. But that's not really my question (because I had to promise not to run OpenMCU again -- at least not in production -- and what kind of fun is that?) What I'd really like to know is if anyone has run streaming video through a linux image yet. The type that would allow a company exec to broadcast a real time message to the underlings via a web page/multimedia player plugin. I found an article about CNN and streaming video that mentioned Marist college attempting to stream through the mainframe but I haven't found much else. I'd like to get my hands on a GPL copy of some type of streaming server software and maybe a "How To" if it exists. Thanks for any help and info, Matt Lashley Idaho State Controller's Office
