[streaming] Re: quickie question

Andreas Kotes count-ml-vls-devel at flatline.de
Wed Jan 29 13:20:34 CET 2003


Hi!

* Ian White <ian at ian-white.net> [20030129 12:58]:
>    Hi Guys, would your software allow me to watch a DVD over 802.11b  home
>    network with VLS running under Windows 2000?

uh, DVDs are specified with up to 14MBit/s, while 802.11b is specified
for 11MBit/s (raw, below Layer 1, thus not including Layer 1-3 overhead
plus (strong recommended!) WEP encryption/management overheader, plus
(even stronger recommended, as WEP security is terribly weak) IPsec
overhead in your home network), not accounting collisions and half
duplex issues.

Basically, you got no chance without transcoding it, and might not be
able to get something different than a stampsize or quarter-pal picture
across your network without artifacts with a reasonable framerate ..

   Count

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