Streaming server (part 1)
Streaming Server: informacion I pergjithshem
Streaming eshte nje sherbim qe dergon dhe regjistron live multimedia mbi nje network dhe nje rrjet qe e lejon nje klient kompjuteri te luaje median ne kohe reale
Mund te perdorim( windows media services,QuickTime etj) Streaming Server qe te:
§ Streamojme low-bandwidth dhe high-bandwidth multimedia (deri ne 1.5 megabytes per sekond)
§ Transmetojme live stream, unicast ose multicast .
§ Te manaxhojme numrin e lidhjeve me streaming server dhe te vendosim maximumin per lidhje .
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software QuickTime Streaming Server permban:
software QuickTime Streaming Server permban:
§ QuickTime Streaming Server,te instaluar ne direktorine /usr/sbin/QuickTimeStreamingServer .
§ QuickTimeStreamingServerAdmin.app, instaluar ne direktorine /System/Administration/ .
§ Nje dosje e thjeshte multimedia, instaluar ne direktorine /Local/Library/QuickTimeStreaming/video(movie)/ .
§ Nje dosje konfigurimi ,t5e instaluar nedirektorine /etc/ directory.
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