Re: Resilient streaming protocols

[Pete Carah]

On 05/28/2011 06:29 PM, Tim Jackson wrote:
 You mean like ProMPEG?
Or Flute (open-source, streaming protocol only without library
management, the last I saw; also had some of what I'd consider bugs,
like it wouldn't recover from the receiver starting in the middle of a
carousel send.  It has been a couple of years since I've looked at it,
so some of this may be fixed now)
or Kencast Fazzt (expensive, but by far the most popular among satellite
operators from what I've seen, works fine on one-way systems with no
return path and has a nice library manager frontend), or several other
commercial offerings, and several more mostly home-grown software
systems that are run in closed networks that sell file delivery and they
don't sell their software...

-- Pete

 On May 28, 2011 4:42 PM, Aria Stewart aredri...@nbtsc.org wrote:
 Anyone have any interest in a forward-error-corrected streaming protocol
 suitable for multicast, possibly both audio and video?
 Good for when there's some packet loss.

 
 Aria Stewart

RE: $ 90 million fine for cutting Internet services

[Keith Medcalf]

Daniel Belin wrote on 2011-05-28:

 Interesting, there now seems to be a trend of middle eastern countries
 cutting themselves off from the Internet,

 I think we will see more of this kind of behavior happening in the next
 few years, as the web has become a real threat to totalitarian and
 oppressive governments.

I believe the United States was the first with that idea.

--- Keith Medcalf
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