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Streaming audio questionsby "David Clapper" <dclapper(at)clioassociates.com> |
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Hello all, One of my clients does a weekly political and current events TV show. He's interested in putting the audio portion on the web. A few technical questions come to mind. Any help will be appreciated! (1) A while back I investigated this for someone else, and at that time, RealAudio was more popular than Windows Media. Is this still true? (2) We can use http streaming of RealAudio on our hosting service. What are the advantages (other than cost!) and disadvantages of http streaming versus using a Real Audio or Windows Media server? (3) Can Windows Media be http-streamed as well? (4) Would it be preferable to break the show into its segments (7-8 minutes long) and stream them individually, or to stream the entire 22 minutes in a single file? (5) How can we determine the approximate size of the audio file(s) (speaking voices, no music) for capacity planning purposes? TIA ... David Clapper Vice-President & Chief Architect Clio Associates 70 Pavilion St. Rochester, NY 14620 USA Voice: +1.716.442.5407 Fax: +1.716.442.5993 Cell: +1.716.259.3699 e-mail: dclapper(at)clioassociates.com PGP public key ID: 0xC67E9E98
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