Is there anyway to STREAM on GPRS

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#1765 24-Jun-2004 20:01

Is there really anyway to stream media on gprs useing encoder?

Is this because GPRS is just too slow to stream a live broadcaste?

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#6830 24-Jun-2004 21:33

do you mean sending or recieving??

It depends on what konda of stream you're referring to
i remember listening to streamed real audio over my 14.4kbps modem.. so you probalby can on GPRS in most countrys

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#6831 24-Jun-2004 21:45

No im talking about broadcasting a live video useing xp encoder...

I have been working on it for sometime and not sure if it can be done with GPRS because of the speed....Vodafone says there speed is around 50kbs per sec.

The smartphone will stream it in the cadle because its useing a pass through for the connection, but no joy with the GPRS just hangs on the media player.

Vodafone is now sending PXT video but thats in a different feild all together.

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#6832 24-Jun-2004 21:46

50kb/s woudl be on a very good day in good coverage..
i'm getting about 14-20k usually, occasionally exceeding 30k but not often.

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#6833 24-Jun-2004 22:01

WOW if thats the case no wonder its stuggling?................

Have read this http://home.wangjianshuo.com/archives/20040120_webcamwindows_mediagprssmartphone.htm

I beleive this guy is in China useing Telecom GPRS....

I think its a speed thing

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#6834 24-Jun-2004 22:48

Is there anyone that can shead some light on this topic...

Would be great if it could work :) emagine being abill to keep an eye on your (wife) opps sorry I mean home 24/7

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#6840 25-Jun-2004 03:51

I'm sure it can be done... I was in Kelburn and watched the Lord of the Rings:ROTK streaming from Couternay Place on my Pocket PC connected to Vodafone through their GPRS network. I watched for twenty minutes, live...

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#6846 25-Jun-2004 09:48

I'm hopping that I can sort something for this......I talked to Vodafone about it but they seemed to be alittle green on the subject.

Must be someone out there that knows alittle more about this

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#6847 25-Jun-2004 09:51

i'm not sure what XP encoder is.. but have you tried setting it to the lowest quality, highest compression settings and seeing if it works?

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#6848 25-Jun-2004 09:54

I have tried different settings but still dont seen to have any joy with this......Was hopping someone out there had gone this before so I can have those setting :)

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#6850 25-Jun-2004 18:12

Ok, I played around with some setting in series9 today.....

When I tested I was getting connection and buffering, I was even getting Playing with a timer running.......woohooooo...

But didn't get a picture.

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#6855 25-Jun-2004 21:53

Whoohooo sorted.....this is pretty cool

You have to use media series9 and set the destination to PC Pockect

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#6897 28-Jun-2004 21:25

sorry u have to wait for 3g to came out in NZ so you can do that. for more info call 777 free.

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#6900 28-Jun-2004 21:56

As I said before, you can stream now. There's no need to wait for 3G...

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#6939 30-Jun-2004 11:00

Works good for me useing encoder series9

I'm looking at my living room right now over gprs

You just have to get your bit rate down and select the destination for PC pocket.

I know pocket 2002 media had problems with not seeing any picture or sound when encoding from 7.1 but works fine with series9

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#6940 30-Jun-2004 12:34

sounds expensive. What data speeds / volumes are you getting?