24 Nov
2014
24 Nov
'14
12:03 a.m.
On Mon, November 24, 2014 8:46 am, Russell Hanaghan wrote:
Hey list!
So a local haunt I work at frequently doing any number of things,
including sound, playing or sitting in for someone, maintenance, repairs,
installs, etc. great little place in Placerville, CA.
I'm looking for input for these items directly (please go offline or start
another thread if you want to talk about unrelated stuff);
Audio / video live streaming
- post mix audio to web interface with synced video.
Take a look at ffserver and icecast2. They provide support for different
aspects of the streaming paradigm.
-coverage of all in minimum of apps but some control
over general mix
(pgm) (master comp/EQ only if needed) and video basic adjust (contrast,
luminance, phase, etc.
Also check out Rivendell as it is specifically designed for live broadcast.
- network side bandwidth / bs quality ...min bandwidth
/ network
management issues - MTU, adjust for max glitch less thruput.
Hoping to reach maybe 200 ppl via interwebs... Interactive chat - video
return with possible audio availability.
Someone around here has already setup realtime audio chat for their radio
station.
http://www.darkcityradio.com/popup2.php?module=shows&id=25
As an aside, I'm starting a sound school at the
premises in the new year.
Guess what I'm gonna promote in the recording / PC sound management
segment?! The ears prick up immediately in the circles I run in when I
speak of totally NON reliance on proprietary ( spell - expensive ) OS and
awesome audio apps!!
All ideas toward
For live video streaming you will want a decent server. Probably quad
core/8GB RAM and 1Gb NIC is the minimum unless you integrate with a
service like ustream/livestream so they take care of the load for you. You
can get some decent prices on US based servers with those specs these
days. USD$20 - $50/month.
Active examples would be awesome. Pls peeple... I
don't want to be a jerk
about
(on topic stuff - I'm prolly the last one who should speak ... Some of the
stuff that comes up is just distracting for me personally. I come here for
audio upon Linux info. Not lectures on how to behave or what my opinion
should be! Hopefully, with as much tact intended as possible here, I speak
not just for myself?)
I eagerly await technical
Ideas on this. Ty in advance. I'm really excited about this project and
it's potential.
Cheers!
--
Patrick Shirkey
Boost Hardware Ltd