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I used it a few times in Switzerland as well. When a lot of users are watching a stream, you sometimes get kicked out or image artifacts. It will be interesting
by bluelu 18y ago
I used it a few times in Switzerland as well. When a lot of users are watching a stream, you sometimes get kicked out or image artifacts. It will be interesting to see how Zattoo will handle the load at the soccer EM starting in 2 weeks, and even if they are providing an alternative.
For someone interested in doing a p2p video startup. A member of the research group I did my master thesis in, recently made his research project opensource.
It's a p2p opensource video player with h264 decoding support (with opengl hardware acceleration), and playback controls (you can also go back in time and forward).
Users can also play videos directly from their browser with the java applet, so you don't have to install pulsar.
It's also build to handle lots of clients.
You can get it here:
http://dev.getpulsar.com/ http://dev.getpulsar.com/
A few example streams are here:
http://www.getpulsar.com/examples/ http://www.getpulsar.com/examples/
This might be very helpful for some people trying to do a startup in this area.
Edit. Just saw that only parts are opensource, not everything.
- pmjordan 18y agoWow, OpenGL-accelerated h264 decoding? Has hey considered porting this to popular open source media players? Linux could really do with an efficient h264 decoder that can handle high-definition material on anything but the most high-end systems.