how can achieve live media streaming on web pages(over http) along with bit rate selection
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how can achieve live media streaming on web pages(over http) along with bit rate selection
Hi ,
Its been a long I am investigating a good media server for my project, and universal media server seems perfect as I saw comparison chart.
My requirement is to upload and stream videos(over http) along with bit rate selection as per bandwidth and browser/device being used. with different format in my web page, I will prefer ASP.NET MVC for my front application.
Please suggest how can I achieve the same in universal media server. I will be using windows OS.
Its been a long I am investigating a good media server for my project, and universal media server seems perfect as I saw comparison chart.
My requirement is to upload and stream videos(over http) along with bit rate selection as per bandwidth and browser/device being used. with different format in my web page, I will prefer ASP.NET MVC for my front application.
Please suggest how can I achieve the same in universal media server. I will be using windows OS.
Re: how can achieve live media streaming on web pages(over http) along with bit rate selection
I'm not sure I even understand what you mean, but Universal Media Server is a DLNA server, not a generic http streaming application. There is no "sharing og bandwidth amoungst clients", such a functionality haven't come up as relevant as far as I know.
I guess that if you forked and heavily modified UMS you could get it to do something along the lines of what you want, but you'd need to remove 98% of UMS and only keep the http streaming bit. Then you'd have to implement the bandwidth sharing on top of that. I can't believe that there isn't a much better starting point for something like that out there.
I guess that if you forked and heavily modified UMS you could get it to do something along the lines of what you want, but you'd need to remove 98% of UMS and only keep the http streaming bit. Then you'd have to implement the bandwidth sharing on top of that. I can't believe that there isn't a much better starting point for something like that out there.