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  1. 18th Aug 2006 14:04 #1
    wan2no
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    What is needed if i want to do live feed for an event
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  2. 18th Aug 2006 14:10 #2
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    What's your budget?

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  3. 18th Aug 2006 17:28 #3
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    very very very low

    i already have the make shift cameras

    so i would put forward at least $750 to save face
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    Feed to where? One Viewer?
    Feed at what resolution?
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  5. 18th Aug 2006 23:43 #5
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    that is a good question!

    ah let me see. I would like to feed it to a select group obviously which should not be comprised of more than 20 persons. Where? on the tv or broadcasted on the internet. Preferrably broadcasting it over the internet since that seems more appropriate for me. I just want to know want is required.

    the resolution, i don't expect to be to high, i would try to use a compression format like mov if its possible, so i think 384 by the other dimension i can not remember that resolution off hand.
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  6. 19th Aug 2006 04:01 #6
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    Should be possible thu WME if you have enogh bandwidth.

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  7. 19th Aug 2006 07:56 #7
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    other than WME, is there any other programs that can do video streaming because i am told that Microsoft products are not top notch
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  8. 19th Aug 2006 07:59 #8
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    VideoLan maybe.
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    If you want some pro stuff, look at Windows Media server, and RealVideo...

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    Guide exist in this site for setting up a peer to peer Windows Media Encoder 9 or VideoLan connection. Use the search tool.

    http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/forpros/encoder/default.mspx
    http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/forpros/broadcast.aspx
    http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

    Others are Quicktime and RealNetworks

    Basic reference with links to main companies here
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streaming_media

    Many conference centers offer event peer to peer or broadcast services.
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