Please please, pretty please.

check http://streaming.polito.it/node/699

and help me with those scalability tests ^^

(the video provided shouldn't be that boring I think)

No luck with the connection from Quicktime to the movie..

VLC works nicely, so I played it a couple of times.

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I have it working with VLC also, but I am not getting completely smooth playback. I get artifacts with lots of screen updates, some audio hiccups, momentary pauses, etc. I have 8Mbps cable downstream (768k upstream) from Antioch, Tennessee (near Nashville). It is about 4:10 a.m. here.

PS - Very nice choice for the video... doubleplusgood!!!

Tim

Looks like you don't have enough bandwidth in a middle node =/

The video is quite _bit_ high bitrate (with some even higher spikes).

Seems that there weren't enough visitors to trigger oomk or set the cpu on its knees ^^

I'll add more creative commons during the week and set a page with the links soon ^^

(I have elephant dreams HD but you wouldn't be able to play smoothly from remote, I'll resize it and upload tomorrow )

Good work Luca. We should have posted one of the Power Post Awards already.

R&B 8)

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rtsp://130.192.86.166/ed.mov

This is Elephant Dream, have fun =)

lu

PS: the encoding isn't really optimal...

We should have used this set-up for today's blog and in another video format.

What the market needs is a simple way to convert the files. How about an online Shockwave/Flash converter?! You upload the video and then we stream it back on a "Luca" !!!

Naturally a "Luca" is an EFIKA configured and placed online as you have done.

R&B :)

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well given that all you need is a callback that does just

ffmpeg -i ${fileuploaded} -acodec mp3 -vcodec h264 ${newname}.mov (maybe on a fast system)

to get the file ready to be streamed and then you just have to copy it to the efika, I think it's quite simple.

Still I don't have seen enough concurrent users to make my point (as in feng can handle already much more than you see from the others)...

lu