Hi Karl ,
I' using your latest branch , I downloaded it here
http://www.icecast.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/.
I try your instruction , adding the <limit-rate> tag before the
closure of </mount> tag.
Now I'm trying using the value 300000 ( are byte?) 300K (using the big K
not k and seems to runs very good) and soon I will use the value 0.3M or
1M or 1.3 M
If I use a bitrate upper the 300000 kilobyt I cannot connect to the
server , but you say to me " it does drop the connection if the rate
stays high for a certain amount of time. "
To me the connections doesn't start if I go up ther limit. Now I try
with a media that starts with a value under the limit and go upper later
during the streaming , so I see how Icecast responds.
Reply send my result to you and the Mainling List.
Best Regards
Pierpaolo
Karl Heyes ha scritto:> Pierpaolo gull?a wrote:
>> Hi guys ,
>>
>> I'm trying to limit the bitrate of a source client.
>>
>> I'm using the icecast 2.3.1 and the 2.3.2 , but in the
documentation
>> , in particular in the limit section I don't see nothing.
>>
>> So I'm asking to you :
>>
>> There is a way to limit to a max bitrate , the bitrate that a client
>> can use for a particular mountpoint ?
>
> I have this in my branch work (check my forum profile for the address)
> but I haven't had much feedback on this so it's either working well
or
> not being used.
>
> Just add in <mount> either
>
> <limit-rate> to limit the incoming stream, it does drop the
connection
> if the rate stays high for a certain amount of time.
>
> <max-bandwidth> to limit the number of new listeners connecting.
>
> both take the value format as either 40000, 40K or 40M. You'll want to
> allow a little bit extra over the expected bitrate and also watch for
> variable bitrate streams.
>
> karl.
>
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