David, > No transcoding is done. You send it a stream in one of several > possible formats (Ogg, Matroska/WebM, FLV, or MPEG-TS), and GSS > serves that stream to clients. ISO/MP4 (i.e., "m4v") is not a > streaming format, so cannot be supported. (There are streaming > formats that are built on top of MP4, however. And of course, > MP4 works fine for VOD.)
Does the entropy streaming server work well for static files, e.g. as a replacement for Red5? What I'm pondering is variable speed playback. HTML 5 has tags to handle this, but I am (assuming) that this doesn't just request data at double rate but actually drops every other frame. I'm wondering if the entropy streaming servers can be coaxed into doing this in an efficient manner. We already have a field of capture agents and don't necessarily need live streaming, but being able to do variable speed playback would be a nice feature. Chris _______________________________________________ Matterhorn-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.opencastproject.org/mailman/listinfo/matterhorn-users
