[vlc] Re: concurrent users

[Jechiam Gural]

Ok thanks...
Just to go one step further

suppose one has a Mpeg-2 PS file as a source, than would the VLC / VLS 
framework allow the following Workflow

0) user request to see a Mpeg-2 file  stored in PS format
1) MPEG-2 PS pushed through VLC to transcode it into a TS stream (on the fly)
2) Subsequently the transcoded stream is sent to VLS and streamed as TS 
file to 5 a 10 clients via UDP

Regards,

Jechiam


At 09:35 AM 3/22/2004 +0100, Benjamin PRACHT wrote:
>Well, I did't catch what you were trying to do.
>
>In fact everything depends on which method you are using to strem. Using
>multicast, the  amount of  clients has no  importance. If  using unicast
>(http, mms,  udp), the amount  of clients  has an influence  indeed, but
>even a quite old computer should be able to stream to 5 or 6 clients.
>
>VLS could be considered as more  mature than VLC, but only supports MPEG
>1/2, streamed over udp.
>
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