[vlc] stream flv behind NAT

[Ryan Nowakowski]

On Mon, Jan 14, 2008 at 05:08:22PM -0800, do manh doan wrote:
> 
> 
> Daniel Pek <pekdaniel at gmail.com> wrote:  Hi!
> 
> I'm really new in vlc, and I have a problem. The scheme i would like
> to "implement" is the following:
> clients should put their streams (maybe behind NAT) to a central
> server, which broadcast them
> the source of the streams are wavs, or any kind of formats, which
> hardware digitalizers can produce
> the broadcasted streams should be valid flv (with or without video
> data) to display them in web-browser in flash-players
> with a little ascii art:
> 
> src1 o---| | ___ ________
> | | / \ | |
> src2 o---|NAT|--|NET|---|Server|---* broadcast on http://server:port/stream.flv
> | | \___/ |______|
> src3 o---| |
> 
> src1, src2, src3 are wavs, or any other (tipically mpg) stream. They
> should connect to Server, and put their streams to it, and the server
> should be able to identify the streams by something (maybe an ID), but
> i don't want to use more than one port. If i have the streams, i can
> transcode them to flv, this is not a problem. So which protocol do you
> recommend, and what's the best solution for this situation?

http://wiki.videolan.org/Flash_Video