From: "Craig A. Schultz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Real server a no no on win 9x??
Hi Travis,
It depends on your requirements for stability and loading. In my
development of plugins I periodically test them on a Win98 box with the
Server and my multi-client tester running at the same time. But, the main
problem I run into is stability when system resources get stretched thin.
Yes, you can do it but if you are looking for reliability or are afraid of
losing viewers never to return, you should not try it. By the way, I am
using the free basic 6.0 server and can run for hours streaming the licensed
limit of the server to the multi-client tester.
For what it's worth,
Craig
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From: "RealForum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2000 6:23 AM
Subject: Real server a no no on win 9x??
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Real server a no no on win 9x??
>
> According to the requirements of the Real
> Server, win 9x (95/98) are not listed, just
> NT and other OSes. Does this mean that
> real server wont run at all on win9x, or that
> its not recommended??? IOW, can real
> server g2 be run on win 9x? Note that the
> real server will only make 6.5kbps or
> lower audio only streams.
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