majones wrote: > A commentator has pointed out on the BBC blog that BBC's own iPlayer web > page is now playing Listen Again as RTMP whereas it was HDS. This made > me think about a comment I saw somewhere by the BBC about the > "resilience" of their streams, and I'm wondering whether RTMP might > continue long-term as a backup to "chunked HTTP". Just a thought. We're > fortunate now to have tools in place (not requiring hacks) that provide > Listen Again access to either "chunked HTTP" (as HLS) via Triode's alpha > plugin, or RTMP (at 320kbps for Radio 3) via bpa's BBCiPlayerExtra > plugin. The puzzle to me is why they had to withdraw LA RTMP from Internet Radios, but still use it for PCs. I guess there must be other technical differences, but it seems inconsiderate at best.
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