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Re: Information on streaming live video...
by Daniel Low on Oct 19, 2009 at 9:38:59 pm

[Nikolas Sideris] "Does this make any sense really?"

On a high level, yes

[Nikolas Sideris] "What I'm hazy about is the upload/download part of the idea. Do I need a dedicated server? Will a multicast option save tons of bandwith, or not? Do I need more than 1 mbit upload connection? "

The upload connection speed will depend on the quality of the video you want to offer if you are looking at giving a 'poor' quality picture then 1Mb/s link would be more than enough.

That dedicated line/link (not shared) would go to a streaming hosting provider that will then multicast your feed around the world.

You simply can't do it on your own.


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