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DNF$: 101 Location: England | Hi, I am having some problems implementing a Video Streaming Model for a website I am currently putting together. The Way The Site WOrks:- When a user enters the site and logs in, they will go to the streaming section, where there is a constant stream of videos being played. They will join at any point in the broadcast. The Current Model:- The current model consists of a high spec PC at our office location sending out a single stream to a rented video streaming media server, which will re-broadcast the stream to the x-amount of users viewing, through an embedded windows media player on our website. (The website will be on a separate server from the stream.) The Stats:- Stream bitrate : 300Kbps Length of stream : a constant stream encoding 24 hours a day, where users join at any point during the broadcast. Users viewing for : 3 hours on average Total Users each month : 10,000 on average Total Concurrent Users : 1,000 at peak times bandwidth usage (GB) = (bit rate (GB/hr) * Viewing Length) * Total Viewers/month (0.135 GB/hr * 3 hours) * 10,000 viewers/month = 4050 GB per month data transfered Transfer Limit (Mbps) = bit rate (Mbps) * Total Concurrent Viewers = 0.3 Mpbs * 1,000 concurrent viewers = 300 Mbps The Problems/Issues:- 1. Cost Implementing something like this with the model above is very costly. Does anyone know of another method for a lower cost, but one that does not negotiate on quality or concurrent users/total users. 2. Model Is there a better model? Someone originally had suggested we use a co-location facility, whereby we send the stream from a rented server owned by a third party at a co-location centre. The only questions I do have about this are:- Would I be able to run Windows Media Encoder 9 on it? If so, if I was going to upload a new video, how could I edit it into the current playlist without disrupting the current transmission. Could I choose a co-location, without rack space and just use the connection speed that they have access to to host my stream? 3. Any other suggestion/questions/issues If you have anything that may help, or something you think I have overlooked please feel free to ask or let me know. I welcome all comments as I do not expect to have the best solution first few times round. Thanks |
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