I've used icecast to do live streaming in mp3 format. For embedded
applications, the best audio source I can think of is shout, which comes with the
icecast distribution ( http://www.icecast.org ). For live streaming, we use
liveice, which also (used to?) come with icecast. Unfortunately, using icecast
requires you do decode an mp3 first, which is a bit CPU intensive.
New RealPlayers can decode the mp3 stream just fine, as can certain windows Media
players, winamp, mpg123 (of course!)...
# j0seph sheedy, president
# www.ubertechnique.com arctic fox technology incorporated
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On Wed, Nov 29, 2000 at 03:35:07PM +0000, mattm wrote:
> Hi,
> We've been trying to get RealNetworks realserver (and realproducer) to
> work on a BlueCat system without much luck. Has anyone else ported
> realserver/realproducer to embedded Linux? Does anyone know of a small
> audio-streaming server similar to realserver, but with a smaller
> footprint? We tried SpeakFreely, but couldn't even get it to work on RH
> 7.0, much less port it to BlueCat.
> Any information is appreciated!
> TIA Matt
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