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On 02/08/2012 11:52 PM, max.s wrote:
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type="cite">Hello gstreamer developers!
Im curious If it is possible To stream the sound
from the movies i play using playbin2 in my Python script?
I should mention that i play the sound in My speakers on the
computer already and want to keep that audiosink.
Just add one more who stream it to localhost and can I play that
sound in a html5 player..
If anyone has any knowledge about this,
or if it take a lot of memory on the cpu.
I would be very happy if you told me.
Regards
Max <br>
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Everything is possible. Anyway, doing local playback and streaming
that at the same ime requires writing an application. If you want to
watch the stream in a html5 player in the browser you will need to
embedd that into a http server engine. You might need to transcode
video etc. Not really a starter project.<br>
<br>
Stefan<br>
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