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popular video compression + streaming server combination?

We have a video camera connected to a computer at a remote facility. We'd like to compress streaming video there, and have it transmit to a server at our main facility running a reflector, so that we can stream it to the public over the Internet as a part of our website. Right now we're trying to use VLC

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as the compressor and Darwin Streaming Server as the reflector, but are having a terrible time making them talk to each other. Can you recommend a set of software suitable for what we're trying to do? Any OS is fine.

Thanks.

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john
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On a sunny day (Fri, 11 Mar 2005 00:02:49 -0800) it happened "john" wrote in :

There is a version of ffmpeg that does that (Linux, but possibly MS windows too). I had it set up, and it worked, but cannot remember exactly how I did it. One version worked, the other did not... Maybe newer versions work. You have a choice of formats, rm wmv ...etc.. Not sure that is a solution in your case.

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Jan Panteltje

Check out this company.

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Digital Video Solutions

Try the open source version of the Helix Server and Helix producer if you do not mind the video being in the real format.

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Js

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