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[Hans Kuhn <>]

Philip,

I believe NASA is aware of this problem. I was working with
Hugh Lamaster on getting an MPEG-1 source of NASA TV pinned
up, and we ran into the same behavior; announcements=no,
sources=yes.

I believe when Hugh gets a spare moment, he'll be able to
debug this problem, right Hugh? 

Hans

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On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, Philip Pishioneri wrote:

:    Anyone clued in as to why I can't receive (well, most folks, as listed
:    at the sdr monitor site) the NASA TV announcement, and yet can receive
:    the data streams if I manually start them up?
:    
:    Both appear to originate from the same IP address (131.182.10.250).
:    
:    To save you having to look up the announcement, here's what sdr monitor
:    has:
:    
:    n=131.182.10.250 131.182.10.250 982357190 224.2.127.254 9875 127 trusted
:    none none  noauth noenc notset notset 
:    k=
:    v=0
:    o=jfesler 3190646695 3190647939 IN IP4 131.182.10.250
:    s=NASA TV
:    i=Live Broadcast of NASA TV from NASA Headquarters
:    u=http://www.hq.nasa.gov/
:    

 (Jeff Fesler)
:    p=+01 800 1234567
:    t=3190646695 3206457895
:    a=recvonly
:    a=tool:FVC.COM I-Caster V3.1/3101, Windows95/NT
:    a=cat:MBone/Others
:    m=audio 17262 RTP/AVP 0
:    c=IN IP4 224.2.233.103/127
:    m=video 52218 RTP/AVP 31
:    c=IN IP4 224.2.233.103/127
:    a=framerate:30
:    a=quality:5
:    a=grayed:0
:    
:    -Phil
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