Hi,

august wrote:
>> Encoding plugins do all steps (encoding, multiplexing, writing to output)
>> at once, and there is no access to the intermediate data ATM.
> 
> Ok, I see now that the encoder can only open a file.  So, that means you
> can't set anything up for streaming video, right?

No. There is the Ogg broadcaster. To get it, use BG_PLUGIN_BROADCAST instead
of BG_PLUGIN_FILE when querying the registry.
It's the only broadcaster I have right now, but there is no reason not
to implement more. A bit of info on is there:

http://hirntier.blogspot.com/2009/12/flash-free-live-web-video-solution.html

I also thought to pass a write callback to the encoder, so the user can do
whatever he wants with the data. Some formats however are not streamable
(i.e. the encoder needs to seek in the output file), so this should be
implemented carefully.

Burkhard

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