Streaming video technical
information
This page
serves as a technical resource and repository for information New World
Symphony has collected in our efforts to stream high bandwidth video and audio
for musical interaction over IP networks. Most of this information was gathered
through experience, experiments, and general trial-and-error.
New World
Symphony does not guarantee the accuracy of the information on these pages.
However, if it’s here, we’ve found it to work for us and I hope that you may
find it useful. So please let this information serve as a guide, not a
definitive resource and use at your own risk.
Names of
specific vendors or products do not imply endorsement or support, just an
example. The information on this page will often be updated, manipulated, and
politically corrected. Comments are encouraged. Thanks.
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Step-by-step
instructions for testing network suitability for video streaming. Geared towards
DV25 video but applicable to any type or throughput. |
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A sample
email detailing what a network troubleshooting report should contain. |
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Recommended
audio/video equipment and connectivity examples for streaming DV25 video. |
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Long list
of XP performance tweaks and installation instructions for setting up an
ideal streaming PC. Includes recommended software downloads for testing and
troubleshooting. |
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Build an
all-in-one DVTS streaming PC with full analog I/O for under $1200. No need
for standalone converters. Or make an old dog do new tricks by adding a
little hardware. |
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A link-by-link
diagram showing every major network device in the path to |
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Working
notes |
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A guide to using the DVTS software. |
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Working
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Working
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Also very
handy, with additional notes on DVTS development |
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Contact: Justin
Trieger Justin.trieger@nws.edu
direct:
305-673-6710 x 279 reception:
305-673-3330 toll
free: 800-597-3310 stage
control: 305-673-6710 x 289 Skype:
justinnws AOL
IM: justinnws MSN:
Justin.trieger@nws.edu |
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