Mensaje citado por Robert Hart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Hi, > > It seems that with the latest version I have installed, checked out from > the > > obs-ui branch (BTW, it seems to be missing a 'Lang' module or something, > and > > couldn't make it work so that I could work out the es_ES locale as I > promised) > > the problem happens a lot less, both the skewing and the pitch/phase shift > on > > the stream decoded by no matter if freeamp on Linux or winamp on win32... > > The only perl module I had to add to my system was gettext this can be got > through CPAN, or for convenience out of my web-space at > http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/~enxrah/gettext-1.01.tar.gz
I did... but to no avail. I checked the browser is sending the proper locale, and tried with no matter es, es_ES, etc. seting up the appropiate *.mo files... > > Another problem I'm facing is that all my mp3s are encoded at 128Kbps VBR > with > > lame. The ADSL lines that interconnects some of the other branches are only > 128 > > upstream, so they can't cope with the variable 128 Kbps stream. On the > other > > hand, the obs reencoding branch uses lame libraries to do the reencoding; > AFAIK > > lame isn't targeted to streams below 256Kbps CBR and really shines with > high > > bitrates, starting at 128 VBR, so e.g. a 96Kbps reencoding will deteriorate > the > > sound quality a lot. Blade suffers from the same. I dunno if any of the > lame > > mutations will work better, suggestions anyone? Is there any solution to > this? > > buffering? Will another icecast server on side B, on the tunnelling setup > you > > describe, do the buffering? Having a say 2 minute shifted stream in time > is > > better that no stream at all... :) > > Wouldn't it be easier to just have another obs server at location B. If > you really want everyone in both locations to here the same music, then > you could modify the obsd to let them cooperatively share the same > database. I'm not really familiar with the daemon, but I imagine that it's > only the locking, and caching (if you use removable media) that needs work > - unless you want some degree of syncronisation. If you have high enough > bandwidth, then you could share the mp3 volumes via NFS or if not, and you If I already had it, a regular obs setup will suffice :) I get the point however... > have the disk space, you could just mirror them locally. Argh.. that will mean >20Gb (and increasing) of server space, and I can't do that. regards, *****---(*)---**********************************************----------> Francisco J. Montilla - System & Network admin - Seville - Spain pacopepe>AT>insflug.org - irc: pukka - DJB fan DoQmail: qmail en castellano es.qmail.org - OpenSlink: insflug.org/slink _______________________________________________ Obs-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.freeamp.org/mailman/listinfo/obs-dev
