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["Richard Mavrogeanes" <>]

MPEG-4 is sent in standard ISMA format (VBrick is a reference platform
for this). You can view it with StreamPlayer. Viewing with other players
(QuickTime, VLC) is more complex but possible.

/rich


-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Devereaux-Weber 
[mailto:]
 
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2006 11:26 AM
To: Frank Fulchiero
Cc: wg-multicast
Subject: Re: Another test

Frank,

The mpeg-2 stream is good in Madison, no drops.

I don't know how to view the mpeg-4...

Dave

Frank Fulchiero wrote:
> Our network administrator and CEN have been doing some work.
> Can anyone see our streams, and is there any packet loss?
>
> MPEG2 at 233.88.214.138, port 4443 (5 mbps)
> MPEG4 at 233.88.214.137, port 4444 for video and 4644 for audio (400 
> kbps)
>
> One problem was that I had the VBrick MPEG2 encoding set to use the 
> default packet size of 4161, we changed this to 1400, and helped at 
> our end.
> If this works, I'll probably change the MPEG2 port to 4444, it seems 
> more commonly used.
>
> Thanking anyone for feedback.
>
> Frank Fulchiero
> Digital Media Specialist
> Connecticut College
>
>
>

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