Evan Hisey wrote: > On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 9:22 AM, Anders Eriksson <aeriks...@fastmail.fm> > wrote: > >> Forgot this part, >> >> ehi...@gmail.com said: >> >>> Targeting Cell-phones is going to need some serious small stream or flash. >>> The problem with something "encoding" to adapt to bandwidth is that the >>> image >>> quality would have to fluctuate and that would be a terrible viewing >>> experience: bigger pipe, better quality; smaller pipe, lower quality. This >>> is >>> also a reason cell-phone video is both small and often crappy. >>> >> It's not unusual to get 300kbps on 3G around here. I've encoded tv shows down >> to 300kbps and regularly play them back on my cellphone with acceptable >> experience (eg. you can read the subtitles). I hear Darwin is a good >> streaming >> server and it does the bw adaptation etc. I'll have to wire it up and see >> what >> happens. >> >> /A >> >> > There is really not much in the .fxd as far as pretty goes. It does > keep show information and that can be accessed by another parser. If > Darwin does that, then use it. As for security, well that is not > really Freevo's strong suit. It does not have any major known security > holes but it is not a hardened application. You will want to be sure > you are not running it as root if you are letting it talk to the > world. > > Evan > I'd like to think that goes without saying but maybe not!
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