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October 25, 2010
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Difference between Wowza and FMS: when streaming MPEG-2Ts

  • October 25, 2010
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Hi

I am working on streaming TV channels on LAN. I found the following use case for Flash Media server

Satellite  ---> DVB-S(catching the sattelite signals) --->  video capture card (convert signal in raw format) ---> FMLE (Encode signals) ---> FMS

a) My first question is that whether I can give MPEG-2 TS stream directly to FMS.

b) Secondly, what's the difference in use case when I use Wowza server. Can we give Wowza the MPEG-2TS stream directly.

Which one is better option for carrying out the task.

Any help will be highly appreciated.

Regards

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    Adobe Employee
    October 25, 2010

    To answer your questions:

    a) My first question is that whether I can give MPEG-2 TS stream directly to FMS

         - As of now answer is NO - you have to take the way which you have mentioned: Satellite  ---> DVB-S(catching the sattelite signals) --->  video capture card (convert signal in raw format) ---> FMLE (Encode signals) ---> FMS

    b) I am not sure - you can check their product page to get confirmation.

    As far as better option - again i think only person who has used both options and tried them out at different performance levels can comment.

    October 25, 2010

    Thank you very much for your prompt response. I got some more question.

    In response to question (a), If I have to follow the use case

    Satellite  ---> DVB-S(catching the sattelite signals) --->  video  capture card (convert signal in raw format) ---> FMLE (Encode  signals) ---> FMS

    Then is it possible that I get the signal from my DVB-S card and then use some software encoder to convert the MPEG-2TS stream in raw format?

    If answer is yes, then can you please tell me some suitable software encoder. Also kindly tell me that how can I send this converted raw format signals to FMLE?

    Thank you again for your help.

    Regards