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TM "This is your network. Tell others!" Internet Streaming Media, Wireless, and Multicast technology , services , & standards Technology LIVE555 Media Server A complete RTSP server application. (See also the " LIVE555 Proxy Server ", and the " LIVE555 HLS Proxy " (for "HTTP Live Streaming").) LIVE555 Streaming Media Source-code libraries for standards-based RTP/RTCP/RTSP/SIP multimedia streaming, suitable for embedded and/or low-cost streaming applications. See also: " openRTSP TM " - a command-line RTSP client " playSIP TM " - a command-line SIP session recorder " wis-streamer " - an open source streaming server for the Linux WIS GO7007 Encoder Driver RTSP/RTP streaming support for the "MPlayer" media player " vobStreamer TM " - a network DVD player ( Stream your DVD content over a LAN ) Help support improvements and extensions to the "LIVE555 Streaming Media" software: LIVE555 Funded Projects . liveCaster TM : A multicast MP3 streaming server Use " liveCaster " to stream MP3 audio via multicast - even with a low-bandwidth Internet connection. Receive and play multicast MP3 streams using "Winamp" or "RealPlayer G2" djifix TM Software for repairing corrupt DJI video files liveGate TM Connect your desktop computer ( or your corporate intranet ) to a multicast-enabled network (ISPs: monitor your customers' multicast usage .) -- multikit TM A generic multicast session browser Browse and launch multicast services ( even if you're not already on the Multicast Internet ) -- Services Standards A More Loss-Tolerant RTP Payload Format for MP3 Audio How to relay IP Multicast across a Firewall UMTP The UDP Multicast Tunneling Protocol A simple, low-overhead protocol for tunneling UDP multicast using UDP unicast (Here is an example of a 3rd-party service that uses UMTP.) Accelerating the Deployment of Multicast Using Automatic Tunneling Many Internet users currently cannot participate in wide-area IP multicast sessions, because their first-hop routers (or beyond) do not support IP multicast routing. We describe an application level (UDP-based) tunneling mechanism that allows non-multicast-connected users - with no modification to their operating systems - to automatically receive a large class of multicast sessions, pending the deployment of multicast in their upstream routers. The "directory" SDP media type MAFP A proposed standard attribute format for multicast-based applications How to represent quotes, prices, weather data, earthquakes, (you name it!) on a multicast channel -- Related Links How to use a Unix computer as a 802.11 base station How to connect to the "MBone" -- " Local-Area Multicast: IP multicast returns to its roots " (Ross Finlayson's presentation at the "mcast2000" conference, San Francisco. This is a 'zip'-compressed PowerPoint file. here ) -- " Streaming MP3 via IP Multicast " (Ross Finlayson's presentation at the 1999 "MP3 Summit", San Diego) " What's All Wrong With Today's Push Technology " (by Jesse Berst, ZDNet, April 4th, 1997) Ross Finlayson's letter published in "Red Herring" , February 1998 (Scroll down 70%; look for the title "A multicast of thousands") Ross Finlayson's letter to the "San Francisco Chronicle" , February 16, 1998 (Here's the original article that this letter was in response to) Contacting Live Networks, Inc. () web: http://www.live555.com/ email: support (at) live555.com physical mail: 650 Castro St., Suite 120-196 Mountain View CA 94041 U.S.A. IP telephony (voicemail only): sip:1234@pbx.live555.com -- phone (voicemail only; email is usually preferred): +1-650-254-1184 "LIVE555", "liveGate", "liveCaster", "This is your network. Tell others!", and the Live Networks logo are trademarks of Live Networks, Inc. Live Networks, Inc. founder/CEO: Ross Finlayson Other web sites by Ross Finlayson : Mountain Biking | The World Rugby Rankings | Current Locations of Manned Space Capsules --...