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DiegoP
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Posted: Mon May 31, 2004 9:46 pm    Post subject: Radio broadcast at specific time Reply with quote

Hello

We'd like to have a radio broadcast from our site once a week, at 6pm, for about 2 hours. We would upload the content to our hosting provider's streamming media server.

If someone connects at 6:10 pm, we would like them to tune in at the current point, not from the beginning (is this called simulcast?

Can this be done and how hard would it be?

Thank you!

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Neil Smith [MVP Digital M
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Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2004 12:18 am    Post subject: Re: Radio broadcast at specific time Reply with quote

Well, you will be broadcasting from the media encoder on your network
to the streaming server's publishing point on theirs right ? So what
will happen is a client will connect to their server, and ask for the
stream. Their server will start sending current content, which at
6:10pm will be only slightly delayed from your live encode steam up to
the media server.

What's the difference is that you're not sending a file, but a stream
to the server. And so, you're not asking for 10 minutes into a file,
but 'whats available now' from a stream. Although the media server can
archive the stream as a wma file for later playing, any connections
when you're encoding should be live at all times. So, it should work
fine ;-)

Cheers - Neil

On Mon, 31 May 2004 10:46:03 -0700, DiegoP
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Quote:

Hello,

We'd like to have a radio broadcast from our site once a week, at 6pm, for about 2 hours. We would upload the content to our hosting provider's streamming media server.

If someone connects at 6:10 pm, we would like them to tune in at the current point, not from the beginning (is this called simulcast? )

Can this be done and how hard would it be?

Thank you!
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DiegoP
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Posted: Thu Jun 03, 2004 6:13 pm    Post subject: Re: Radio broadcast at specific time Reply with quote

Neil,

Thanks for the info. I'd prefer this to be a pre-recorded
thing that we can upload as a file and start streaming at
a specific date/time. Is it possible?

Thanks,

Diego

Quote:
-----Original Message-----
Well, you will be broadcasting from the media encoder on
your network
to the streaming server's publishing point on theirs
right ? So what
will happen is a client will connect to their server,
and ask for the
stream. Their server will start sending current content,
which at
6:10pm will be only slightly delayed from your live
encode steam up to
the media server.

What's the difference is that you're not sending a file,
but a stream
to the server. And so, you're not asking for 10 minutes
into a file,
but 'whats available now' from a stream. Although the
media server can
archive the stream as a wma file for later playing, any
connections
when you're encoding should be live at all times. So, it
should work
fine ;-)

Cheers - Neil

On Mon, 31 May 2004 10:46:03 -0700, DiegoP
anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:


Hello,

We'd like to have a radio broadcast from our site once
a week, at 6pm, for about 2 hours. We would upload the

content to our hosting provider's streamming media
server.
Quote:

If someone connects at 6:10 pm, we would like them to
tune in at the current point, not from the beginning (is

this called simulcast? )
Quote:

Can this be done and how hard would it be?

Thank you!

.


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