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Old 03-31-2009, 06:03 PM   #1
rpg711
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Handling Multiple Video streams in Linux


Sorry if this is in the wrong spot.. I didn't find a multimedia section in these forums.

I have an ambition related to a multimedia server, and part of it is local-streaming. This is an example scenario:
There are x amount of TV tuners(5 for the purpose of this example).
Each TV tuner is on the PCI bus, all 5 streaming cable media. How/is it possible to handle each stream separately? Note that this will be HD streams(blu-ray/hd content).
The streams will be broadcasted through whatever means I deem fit for the job.
The streams will be real-time, so as the dvd/bluray/other media source is streaming data towards the server, the server will be broadcasting the data through whatever interface I deem appropriate.
This is a local solution where a central linux powered media center might have internet media HD streams/downloaded HD content in your house and will be able to broadcast each unique stream to their place... the biggest issue in my planning has been this, how the streams will be handled efficiently. Someone with experience in this area would be a godsend... otherwise, all help and thoughts are appreciated
Thanks.

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Old 04-01-2009, 12:26 PM   #2
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I think MythTV has some of this functionality built in. The server would be a MythTV backend and each client would be a front-end. I'm not sure about how to get internet media into the library though...
 
Old 04-01-2009, 05:08 PM   #3
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I think MythTV has some of this functionality built in. The server would be a MythTV backend and each client would be a front-end. I'm not sure about how to get internet media into the library though...
Thanks a lot for this, I will be coding a client to handle each portion of multimedia.
 
  


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