[vorbis] streaming...getting it together
august
black at mail.fl.aec.at
Sat May 26 00:54:44 PDT 2001
hi.
im trying to get some ogg vorbis streaming together (both live and file
streaming, but mostly interested in live streaming from the sound card
line-in) and have some questions that maybe someone here has the answers
to. I spent the ENTIRE day yesterday doing research and trying things
out, even came across an interesting artical
(http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2001/03/30/streaming_linux2.html?page=3)
but still can't seem to put all the pieces together.
1.) what is the status on low-bitrate streaming? i know this has been
asked a number of times...but as far as i can tell, it hasnt been asked
lately.
2.) are there any other ogg encoders for *nix besides lame and
oggenc? are there any besides lame that can encode under 64 kbs? is it
right that oggenc can only encode as low as 112 VBR ? to get it to encode
lower i need to feed it a 22 or 16 khz file as mono?
3.) are there any tricks to getting lame to compile with vorbis support?
I heard that the only way is to use lame3.87 and vorbis beta 3. is there
anywhere i can find a vorbis beta3 release?
4.) are there any applications to use to stream live to an icecast2 server
taking input from the soundcard line-in (opening /dev/dsp at 22hz
mono and streaming a 32kbs stream)? any dirty hacks in the mean
time?
5.) does anyone have a winnning combination already? i saw that the guys
from radiostudio.org are already streaming in vorbis (nice one!). i tried
to find out what they were doing, but only came across some .exe files
(which are no good for my purposes) and a tcl script using the snack
extensions (which opens a pipe to the lame encoder - if i can find a
beta3 vorbis release, i could maybe compile lame with vorbis and change
the tcl to suit my needs)
i hope i am not jumping the gun with all my questions.
thanks for any tips - august.
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