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#1 tundewonder

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Posted 9 October 2008 - 06:52

Can DreamBox withstand this in the future???

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Asone of famous P2P technology and service providers, SopCast is widelyused all over the world. SopCast P2P Streaming Server is powered bySopCast P2P technology, and integrated most main features of SopCast.It’s a high performance all-in-one server, run solely and separate fromSopCast system. SopCast P2P Streaming Server gives you a stable,feature rich platform to broadcast live TV channels and file videos ina great cost-effective way.

With SopCast P2P Streaming Server you get it all:
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High performance
– powered by most efficient p2p distribution engine that widely verified.
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Unbeatable economics
– Dramatically reduce bandwidth consumption, you can even support more than 10,000 views with a home broadband connection.
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Excellent stability
– Server is quite stable, can healthily run for a few monthscontinuously. Client is also stable and adapts for most kinds ofnetworks automatically.
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Global reach
– Deploy one server, serves all internet users all over the world.
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Easy-to-use
– Web based management and monitor system. [/list]

Specification and Performance Item Spec.
Max Channels4~8
Max viewers 2,000~10,000
Min bandwidth requirementBit rate * channels * 5
Max bandwidth requirementBit rate * channels * 10
Delay1 minute
Buffering time2~30 seconds
Stream transport protocolmms, http
File media typeasf, wmv, rm, rmvb
Bit rate range10Kbps-10Mbps
Auto-adaptingBit rate auto adapting to network
Client supportedPC Client, STB
Embed to web and appSupport
Management and monitorWeb based
CPUIntel® Pentium® Dual CPU E2160 @ 1.80GHz or above
Memory1G or above
Disk Storage160G or above
Operate Systemxubuntu-8.04-desktop-i386



This series edition is limited up to 4-8 channels and 2,000-10,000 views. More capacity server, please consult with us.
Edition Spec.
SOP-LS-4204 channels, 2,000 viewers
SOP-LS-8208 channels, 2,000 viewers
SOP-LS-8508 channels, 5,000 viewers
SOP-LS-81008 channels, 10,000 viewers


Re: Sop Capacity #2 pieterg

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Posted 9 October 2008 - 14:20

Can DreamBox withstand this in the future???

sure it can:

Delay1 minute
Buffering time2~30 seconds


Who wants that ;)

Re: Sop Capacity #3 tundewonder

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Posted 9 October 2008 - 15:22

yeah, soon sopserver will handle DVB like DB. What do u think?

Re: Sop Capacity #4 Sjaaky

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Posted 9 October 2008 - 15:37

Well it is a completely different product.
It can be used by ip-tv providers. As such, it is a competitor to satellite television, if they can provide comparable image quality. And not to the dreambox in particular.
I don't see the need to buy this server as a consumer. You'll still need a device with a remote control to attach to your television.

Re: Sop Capacity #5 tundewonder

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Posted 9 October 2008 - 16:03

Alright, let us imagine that this same server can handle STB like DB.



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