First obvious dum-dum question, do you have the upload bandwidth to
support a 128k stream of any kind? If your upload speed is rated at
exactly 128k, you may be bumping up against the maximum capacity of
your circuit, in which case these dropouts and rebuffers would be
quite expected. I've learne
Hi,
Is the station being streamed from your house? If it is, then you probally
don't have enough andwidth to handle a server.
If, however, it's going through a professional server, don't know what the
problem might be?
Rick
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Yup, the only time I would do 128k stereo is if you know you have a
lot of bandwidth to play with.
Also, I would make it an mp3 stream, as opposed to a stream that can
only be played with realplayer. Winamp and other compadible mp3
players are better able to handle streams when they buffer.
You
All is correct but try setting it to 96kbps. 128 tends to drop out a lot.
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Subject: Question about Bit Rates in Streaming
Hello List!
I notice that, since I put my inter
