It is mostly meant for LAN use, so it may not do what you want, but depending on the application you are trying for...
Adam Augustine
Kerry Cox wrote:
We've been asked that many times. The last time I checked the Ogg Vorbis site they were working on streaming video. But nothing to date. We do have a Helix server for encoding video into Real format. Not great, but some people like to watch the weather in a streaming video format. Those files are static. I don't manage them and so am not certain how they are handled by end-users. Hopefully, sometime soon Ogg will have the necessary video codecs in place. Until then we'll be doing audio only. KJ
On Mon, 2004-01-05 at 12:58, Bryan Murdock wrote:
At 04 Jan 2004 20:20:39 -0700,
Can you do streaming video too? I have a friend who was asking me what sort of free or cheap video streaming servers were out there and I thought I'd seen something about an ogg vorbis video codec, but I didn't really know what to tell him other than, go look it up yourself :)
On a somewhat related note, if you have pre-recorded audio or video is the only reason for streaming just so the user doesn't have to wait for a huge file to download before he can start playing it?
Bryan
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