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...nsistent. I've tried to trigger it when on site - and didn't manage. It tends to happen randomly, about 1-3 times per day. What I've done: 1. Measured the uplink bandwidth - it works out consistently at about 350kbs - enough for (theoretically) up to 4 simultaneous ulaw/alaw calls (80kbs each). 2. There isn't much internet traffic generated by the local network - and the pattern of call drops doesn't match any spike in Internet activity from/to local network. 3. I've managed to put through 4 concurrent incoming and outgoing calls - and left them on for about 30 minut...

...satisfies the streaming people, but means that for an ordinary user to set a bitrate he'll have to set the quality to 9.999999 *and* the maximum bitrate to whatever he wants. ie. If he sets quality to "near CD" and max_bitrate to "128" then he's most likely going to get 80kbs anyway. They'll have to think laterally to get winamp to say "128". Even if he/she figures it out they'll have selected "archive quality" from the menu so they'll be thinking "hey, this can do *archive quality* at only 128kbits!!!" <p>So, no "t...

...nth and @ etc bit rate. I would reserve that and anything more than 20 users the extra will get kicked or unconnected. If you are up and running from the source (home / cable modem dsl modem) that is up to you ... right now I am on T-x (1 , 2 and 3) and the bandwidth sucks.. I can only stream @ 80Kbs or less and cannot handle that many because there are about 40 other virtual sites and clients using the bandwidth. I might be one of very very few that actually uses the bandwidth to broadcast. Go here: http://www.digitallyimported.com/ and talk to forum, talk to webmaster or check out what they...

Hi everyone, I am running into wall today with simultaneous call limits. I have two Asterisk machines (fast 3GHz C2D with 2GB of ram). I tried to create a lot of sip calls from one machine to the other by issuing AMI Originate commands to one machine. The machine that makes calls plays a message (demo-intruct) upon the other machine answer. The machine receives the calls just waits for 40 seconds

30 streams at 1dollar = 30 dollars. 30 times 80 = 2,400 kbps upstream 2,400 kbps upstream for $30 Where the hell do you find those deals? I'm interested too. I probably am not interpreting you message correctly. Please clarify. Raymond Nicolae wrote: > Broadcasting is very cheap. It's you that needs to be up and ready. > > You area looking at about $1.00 per stream @ 80ks or