severity 473297 important thanks Le Saturday 29 March 2008 21:11:25 Robert Millan, vous avez écrit : > When I try to broadcast a stream, the output provided by peercast feeds > data at such a slow rate that it is impossible to reproduce something > audible from it (I think the average is 10 bytes/s or so). > > While this happens, the peercast processes isn't taking any significant > share of the cpu, or the bandwidth. A strace reveals that it is repeatedly > calling nanosleep({1, 0}, NULL). > > I reproduced the same behaviour on two very different systems: > > - amd64 with 2 cpu cores, behind a firewall/NAT (but with tcp7144 being > forwarded). > - i386 with 1 cpu core and no firewall/NAT. > > The stream I used for my tests: > > http://vorbis.nm.cbc.ca:80/cbcr1-toronto.ogg
Yes, indeed, I have had troubles too with peercast. I'll try to dig more on this issue. Romain -- We should really love each other In peace and harmony Instead, instead, we're fussing and fighting Like we ain't supposed to be, tell me why