Greetings,
First of all. While trying to sent this message; I did some wrong
'button-pushing'; which means that an incorrect message was sent to this
list earlier. I am sorry for the inconvencious this may have caused.
>> I am looking for a 'minimal' version of obsequilium. I am a network
>> administrator and we are 'playing' with IP-multicasting; so we are
>> looking
>> for an 'reference-application' that can generate a stable and
>> sufficiant high-speed multicast stream.
>> I've been looking at obsequilium, but it's a bit 'large' for the sole
>> purpose of generating a multicast-stream.
>> (Repeating the same file in 'loop' or 'reflecting' a mp3 unicast-stream
>> into a RTP/mp3 multicast stream would be just fine for me).
> If you just want to send a multicast mp3 stream, you might want to look
> at the livecaster from http://www.live.com.
The problem with livecast is the licence. It's not that expensive, but I
am in the 'network' division; not in the streaming division; so my boss
does not want to pay for it.
Would it me difficult (for me) to set up a version of the server that is
very limitted (say, just play the same file over and over again).
I'm currently more a computer-'user' (I do programming, but mainly in
perl), but this could be great way to refresh my programming-knowledge on
the 'low-level languages' (;-)) like C++.
Can you give me hint where to start? What files are the main 'core' of the
streaming-server?
> I don't know if Obs runs on OpenBSD. Maybe it does, but if it does not
> a little tweaking and it should run ok.
It doesn't compile 'like that' in a OpenBSD; as you need some linux
thread-libraries. I don't know enough of OpenBSD porting to see how this
can be fixed.
Cheerio! Kr. Bonne.
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