Hello Thilo,
Thursday, July 8, 2004, 9:07:18 PM, you wrote:
I don't know how it relates to Zope.
There's FFServer (http://ffmpeg.sf.net) - powerful streaming solution.
Or you may be interested in www.MMManager.org - Multimedia manager for
Zope.
TS hi!
TS I have to stream large mpeg-files over
On Thursday, July 8, 2004, at 01:07 PM, Thilo Staebler wrote:
hi!
I have to stream large mpeg-files over http with range support. this
works quite nice until the client seeks in the (media)player and the
files aren't to large, because zope caches the whole file...
...so each seek means
thanks a lot for your answeres!
I think switching to Zope 2.7.1 and using IStreamIterators did the job
for me :-)
thilo
Thilo Staebler wrote:
hi!
I have to stream large mpeg-files over http with range support. this
works quite nice until the client seeks in the (media)player and the
files
hi!
I have to stream large mpeg-files over http with range support. this
works quite nice until the client seeks in the (media)player and the
files aren't to large, because zope caches the whole file...
...so each seek means streaming the whole file from the requested
position till end *g*
On Wed, 6 Jun 2001, Andre Schubert wrote:
Can anybody explain me why streaming over PCGI doesn't work, or has
anybody a solution of streaming with PCGI ???
Perhaps the PCGI has its own timeout that doesn't wait even if it has
been given some headers. I wonder if Apache ProxyPass has the same
Lalo Martins wrote:
Never mind, I found it. Just for the record, if anyone else
needs this:
snip
I don't know if this is documented somewhere, but it does what
I wanted.
It is documented in the online help system, under API documentation,
under the 'Response' object.
-Michel
Is it possible to "stream" (send data to the client via HTTP
incrementally) from Python code, or does ZPublisher only send
the data as a single wad when the method returns?
Assuming it is possible, obviously it requires using some other
API rather than just 'return'ing a string... where can I
Isn't that dependant on the protocol u are using to transfer the data?
HTTP can't do streaming. You can sort of do streaming using the
experimental multipart content type, but IE browers don't recognise it,
so it is pretty useless.
With the context you gave, you could probably do that with the
On Mon, Oct 30, 2000 at 12:23:36PM +1100, Terry Kerr wrote:
Isn't that dependant on the protocol u are using to transfer the data?
HTTP can't do streaming. You can sort of do streaming using the
experimental multipart content type, but IE browers don't recognise it,
so it is pretty useless.
That is not streaming. That is just as you said..lack of bandwidth delaying
the entire page arriving at once at you browser. That is not contolled. The
server doesn't send it 'bit by bit' in a controlled manner.
terry
Lalo Martins wrote:
On Mon, Oct 30, 2000 at 12:23:36PM +1100, Terry
On Mon, Oct 30, 2000 at 12:48:53PM +1100, Terry Kerr wrote:
That is not streaming. That is just as you said..lack of bandwidth delaying
the entire page arriving at once at you browser. That is not contolled. The
server doesn't send it 'bit by bit' in a controlled manner.
But if it did, the
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