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16-01-2010, 23:08
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Re: Live Broadcasating
Yes you still need an internet connection. The upload bandwidth is what counts. I would say 512Kbps if streaming to a CDN for distribution, otherwise a much faster speed is needed.
 I've been looking into P2P streaming of live content (each viewer also acts as a streaming server to others) The equioment we use is: 2 Servers both Dual Xeon HT, 2GB RAM (1 web, 1 Streaming or as an encoder for a CDN) Video Mixer (Newtek's Tricaster) Computer running DVRack to record the camera feed Audio Mixer (Behringer UB2442FX) Cameras (Canon XL-1s) We have used a T-1, and a T-3 connection so far for internet 
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