Le Tuesday 01 April 2008 14:46:17 Robert Millan, vous avez écrit : > On Sat, Mar 29, 2008 at 08:11:25PM +0000, Robert Millan wrote: > > When I try to broadcast a stream, the output provided by peercast feeds > > data at such a slow rate that it is impossible to reproduce something > > audible from it (I think the average is 10 bytes/s or so). > > Some good news. With the same version (I haven't tried your new package > yet, but I will), I can play streams broadcasted by someone else just fine. > For example, I tested succesfuly the top 5 stations in yellow pages. E.g. > this one works: CC9BE5781907DE0A252552554A155EDF > > And I can add them all at the same time, with no trouble happening. > > *However*, if I tell peercast to broadcast from an HTTP source, not only > that source itself isn't playable through the peercast relay, but also the > streams that used to work stop working (same slowness problem).
Well, it really looks like the issue I've envountered. The new package is simply a package using upstream's latest trunk istead of my old autoconf system. I don't know if it solves anything, but I don't want to maintain this patch anymore.. And at least, we are sure that the issue may come from upstream. Romain -- Lord is my light and my salvation. Who shall I be afraid of? - The Gladiators - My Thoughts The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? - Psalm 27:1
