Στις 31/07/2012 11:57 μμ, ο/η David Burgess έγραψε:
> I'm looking for a way to have two or three clients (preferably Android)
> view the same desktop on a server (preferably Linux). If all works out,
> the clients will be viewing video over a wireless connection, so not
> exactly low bandwidth.
>
> Based on my experience with LTSP, fullscreen 1280x720p video played on a
> client can pull several hundreds of Mbps from the server, but the
> viewing experience was acceptable on a single client. I have my doubts
> about how well this will work with multiple clients over wireless, but I
> would be interested if anybody here has similar experience or advice.
> I'm open to any remote desktop type protocol, including vnc, XDMCP, LDM,
> etc, but I'm not familiar enough with these protocols to assess their
> suitability until I can do some testing.

If you're interested in video broadcasting for multiple clients over 
wireless, I'd avoid all those solutions as they require several hundreds 
of mbps for each client, as you already said.
E.g. 1920 x 1080 x 32bpp x 25 fps = 1.658.880.000, i.e. an HD video 
needs 1.5 Gbps per client.

Instead, I'd try to encode the server screen output in some video format 
(mpeg, theora, webm...), then broadcast that (only a few mbps per 
client), and decode it on the clients with some local video player.

Both VLC and gstreamer offer technologies that can do that, but you'll 
need a decent server in order to encode video in realtime.

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