| 3 | | In addition to this description, we've also started some experimentation with [ticket:5862 stream-m], which has the advantage of using webm/vp8, the container/codec that Google recently aquired and then released under a BSD license. I originally went down that path when I got the impression that webm/vp8 would not be supported by Icecast, however, a [http://lists.xiph.org/pipermail/icecast/2012-February/012150.html thread from early in 2012] suggests that I may be wrong. |
| | 3 | In addition to this description, we've also started some experimentation with [ticket:5862 stream-m] (which would replace icecast in this setup), which has the advantage of using webm/vp8, the container/codec that Google recently aquired and then released under a BSD license. I started exploring stream-m when I got the impression that webm/vp8 would not be supported by Icecast, however, a [http://lists.xiph.org/pipermail/icecast/2012-February/012150.html thread from early in 2012] suggests that I may be wrong. Given the stability and familiarity we have with Icecast, I think Icecast + webm/vp8 is our best option. |
