dmarkh@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: > > I have a WinTV-401 TV card and can watch TV on my box just fine. However > I have a friend that > runs windows accross town who is bed stricken for a while and wants to > watch a football game > today and can't get the channel it is on. How could I enable my pc to > let him watch the game > from my Linux box on his windows box. I can use kwintv or xawtv here > just fine. We bothe have > fixed ipaddress. I'm on a cable box and he is on some kind of > wireless/sattelite system. Would > I use icecast from this end? If so how would I get the TV signal from my > card so that icecast > could bcast it? If not icecast then what procedure would I use?? > > Thanks in advance. Ok I've gotten ffmpeg and tried it but am unable to get it to work. I've set up the ffserver.conf file to only do .rm files as follows: <Stream test.rm> Feed feed1.ffm Format rm AudioBitRate 32 VideoBitRate 20 VideoFrameRate 2 VideoIntraOnly </Stream> I start ffserver via:"ffserver -f /etc/ffserver.conf &" then I start ffmpeg via: " ffmpeg http://localhost:8090/feed1.ffm"; and can see frames, size, and time incrementing like it's doing something When I goto http://localhost:8090/stat.html I can see temp.rm increasing in bytes received but when I open realplayer and go to http://localhost:8090/test.rm it just starts buffering and never starts playing anything. I assume the same would happen to my friend on the other end that wants to watch it. What am I doing wrong? Will .rm format be a good format to use? This all looks pretty cool if I can get it to work. Thanks -- Mark Hounschell dmarkh@xxxxxxxxxx
