sonicblaze
09-20-2007, 10:23 PM
If I am posting an audio stream that I am streaming at 60kbps,and people can connect to my computer to listen to the stream, and 4 people connect to it, is my bandwidth usage still only 60kbps, or am I correct at assuming it would be 200kbps at this point?
Thanks for any insight or help!!
p.s. Sorry for posting this here, but I couldn't find a good place to put it.
Stream Recorder
09-24-2007, 07:59 PM
IP v6 could save you some bandwidth, but unfortunately this protocol is not widely supported yet. So for 4 users you will need 4 times more bandwidth than for a single one.
You may buy a hosting that will be able to handle your bandwidth, install a free icecast streaming server and enjoy it.
You may also broadcast with free p2p stream broadcasting software PeerCast (http://all-streaming-media.com/streaming-audio-and-video-online/PeerCast-p2p-free-streaming-audio-video-broadcasts.htm). Of course peer2peer technology saves lots of bandwidth of a broadcaster using it.
There are also proxy caching solutions, but they must be too expensive in your case.
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