Few Questions before business installation
Posted: 22 Mar 2007 14:19
Hi there!
I'm have to implement a TV streaming solution in a customer center. Kind of "professional" environment
I was thinking about using VLC as a Streaming Server and also as Client solution.
There are some Questions I don't really found an answer to.
Maybe you can help me out there.
1.) I want to set up more than one stream. 3 TV-Cards (whether digital/analog will be decided soon) within one powerful Computer. Can I handle each PCI card in one System(Linux) and made 3 different Streams with different Settings out of it?
2.) If the Server is unavailable there should be a temporary screen on the Client, eg some text etc, one way would be to have a playlist with a loop, but thats not so nice, right?
3.) Maybe it would be cool to have a "thin" Client Solutions, that are only for recieving the stream, and nothing more. I can"just" (ok, sounds silly - just an idea!) edit the source code to make the GUI easy! .... Would you recomment a such a solution? It was just a spontaneous idea!
Thank you very much...
Martin
I'm have to implement a TV streaming solution in a customer center. Kind of "professional" environment
I was thinking about using VLC as a Streaming Server and also as Client solution.
There are some Questions I don't really found an answer to.
Maybe you can help me out there.
1.) I want to set up more than one stream. 3 TV-Cards (whether digital/analog will be decided soon) within one powerful Computer. Can I handle each PCI card in one System(Linux) and made 3 different Streams with different Settings out of it?
2.) If the Server is unavailable there should be a temporary screen on the Client, eg some text etc, one way would be to have a playlist with a loop, but thats not so nice, right?
3.) Maybe it would be cool to have a "thin" Client Solutions, that are only for recieving the stream, and nothing more. I can"just" (ok, sounds silly - just an idea!) edit the source code to make the GUI easy! .... Would you recomment a such a solution? It was just a spontaneous idea!
Thank you very much...
Martin