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[Katsuhiro Horiba <>]

Hi Alan,

> > Can we stare directly at our screens or will we burn our eyes?-)
>
> ooh. screen burn-in :-)

I hope we will burn your eyes after 90 mins. :-p

> > > > 233.9.196.41 port 1234    // the Sun
> > > > 233.9.196.42 port 1234    // landscape
> > > > ff7e:140:2001:200:0:6013::41 port 1234        // the Sun
> > > > ff7e:140:2001:200:0:6013::42 port 1234        // landscape
>
> I'm okay for the IPv4 multicast but we've got an upstream IPv6  
> multicast
> issue :-|

It's OK, thanks.

> > > > We also prepare ssmpingd to check the connectivity, the address are
> > > > 203.178.150.36/2001:200:0:6013::36.
> > > > If you can't receive any traffic, please check to use ssmping.
> > > > IPv4: ssmping -4 233.9.196.1 203.178.150.36
> > > > IPv6: ssmping -6 ff7e:140:2001:200:0:6013::1 2001:200:0:6013::36
>
> of course, these are meant ot say 'asmping' rather than ssmping - the
> web page is correct 8-)

oops, you are right. thank you for your notification.
TOP page has already modified.

> so..this 1080i stream is around 30mbps? thats a nice test Katsuhiro- 
> San :-)


Yes, this video is MPEG2-HD around 30Mbps(26-27Mbps).

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Katsuhiro Horiba

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