[streaming] Re: Resolution Pc Vs Tv

[Psycho Ph]

Thank You for your information but I still have some
more questions....

As I said before Am going to use the Amino 103 set-top
box which supports IGMP Multicast. but My Question is
I don't know if the configuration how-to comes with
the set-top box but in all cases I will be looking for
igmp udp multicast.....
second thing on the server side my case am using VLC
is there any special configuration to apply in order
to support IGMP udp Multicast or just UDP Multicast
with sap enabled.?

Third thing can I assume that the traffic with such a
switch before attending the wireless Bridge would be
less than the normal multicast traffic ?????

Best Regards
F.B.
Meteo L.
--- John Anderson <john at gocoretec.com> wrote:
> > Suppose I stream my video in about 4Mbps , which
> means
> > in order to be able to stream 5 streams on my
> network
> > I need to have a support for 20Mbps ,,,,,
> > which means that If My hub can go only for 10 Mbps
> I
> > will have a congestion .........
> >
> > The most important question is .... If am
> streaming 5
> > Videos using vlc or vls with sap on the network
> and
> > only 2 of them are being viewed would the total
> > traffic on the network be 20Mbps assuming that
> each
> > video is 4Mbps ?????
> >
> > This is important for me cause I need to know what
> to
> > tell the owner before I tell him to go and buy the
> > equipments to install it in the platform ......
> >
> > The platform consists of 18 appartment and already
> > have network connection to each appartment for
> > internet .....
> 
> If you are multicasting the video then you need to
> look into using a switch
> that supports IGMP.  IGMP manages multicast traffic
> so that each endpoint
> only receives the video stream it is requesting. 
> The cheapest IGMP capable
> switch that I know of is the DLink DES-3226, which
> is about $350 (USD).
> 
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