Is a minimal website programming interface in the pipeline, somewhere?

[stanger89]

Originally Posted by kamran

I would like to watch a live tv at my work over the internet. Is it possible?

If you've got an 8Mbps (out) internet connection it should be possible.

[kamran]

but cant i use low quality live video setup on my server in order to get live streaming of my sagetv over the internet?. I have 3 MBITS download and 500k upload speed at home. There must be a way to get live streaming using sagetv client, I have done streaming over the internet be4 using different software like ivista.com's software but not with sagetv client

Kamran

[stanger89]

I'm not sure there's a quality setting for <500kbps. There may be with the Plextor ConvertX, but that low with a 250 (or similar) would probably be unwatchable.

[kamran]

I think i can use simplecam software to stream the sagetv live over the internet and if i want to change the channel i can change it with the sagetv webserver plugin, i will try it out. I have down it be4 and have seen tv over the internet with 30 f/s. i will check the following out
http://www.download.com/SimpleCam/30...ml?tag=lst-3-3
SimpleCam is an easy to use Webcam software product. It is designed for people who want to stream live video from their computers without paying a fortune or signing up for a service. If you own a USB camera or similar you may have noticed that Webcam software that allows live streaming directly from your computer is hard to find. It is also very difficult to set up commercial software because many of the features aren't useful to the average user or are very confusing.

[kamran]

Here is how we can stream live tv over the internet

How to stream live TV using Windows Media Encoder
http://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=225049

[nielm]

its unlikely that you will ever get this to work:
Sage recordings use several megabits/second bandwidth... (2Gigabytes/hr = 4megabits/sec) Most home ISPs only give a few 100 kilobits/sec uplink, so you will not be able to view TV via the Sage client...