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Use apps like mumble of Teamtalk, they are build to do what you want to do. Kind regards, Dennis Op 19-9-2015 om 00:32 schreef Marvin Scholz: > On 18 Sep 2015, at 23:31, Orion Jensen wrote: > >> I'm investigating the build out of a Push to Talk server with multiple >> subscribers as part of a mobile app. &...

Hi all, I've been looking at opus lately as a replacement to vorbis and it sure seems to me that, at least on paper, it is the 'next generation' streaming codec. Has anyone been using opus as a streaming codec to Icecast? If so, how do the following general characteristics compare to vorbis? + Quality + Latency + Bandwidth + Performance (on stream client and Icecast server) +

...tes, but also on higher bitrates the >codec sounds good. > >Latency is lower, but for broadcasting a radio program for me at the >moment it is not that importend, so i did not test that really with >icecast (i did test opus low latency but with other applications: >fideliphone and teamtalk) > >Stream runs stable, my stream is a transcode made by Liquidsoap, from a >transparent ogg vorbis stream (The reason i'm doing that is because i'm >transcoing also to mp3, vorbis aacplus at different bitrates). > >Input is a live stream from a studio to my main icecast...

...r quality at lower bitrates, but also on higher bitrates the codec sounds good. Latency is lower, but for broadcasting a radio program for me at the moment it is not that importend, so i did not test that really with icecast (i did test opus low latency but with other applications: fideliphone and teamtalk) Stream runs stable, my stream is a transcode made by Liquidsoap, from a transparent ogg vorbis stream (The reason i'm doing that is because i'm transcoing also to mp3, vorbis aacplus at different bitrates). Input is a live stream from a studio to my main icecast server, on this server i...

What is the best option for beginner to try Celt codec, i will try to test live audio from point a to point b. Is there any windows solution? Ekiga? Kreso -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.xiph.org/pipermail/opus/attachments/20100214/5f3e4247/attachment-0002.htm

...itrates the > codec sounds good. > > Latency is lower, but for broadcasting a radio program for me at the > moment it is not that importend, so i did not test that really with > icecast (i did test opus low latency but with other applications: > fideliphone and teamtalk) > > Stream runs stable, my stream is a transcode made by Liquidsoap, from a > transparent ogg vorbis stream (The reason i'm doing that is because i'm > transcoing also to mp3, vorbis aacplus at different bitrates). > > Input is a live stream from a studio...

...but also on higher bitrates the > codec sounds good. > > Latency is lower, but for broadcasting a radio program for me at the > moment it is not that importend, so i did not test that really with > icecast (i did test opus low latency but with other applications: > fideliphone and teamtalk) > > Stream runs stable, my stream is a transcode made by Liquidsoap, from a > transparent ogg vorbis stream (The reason i'm doing that is because i'm > transcoing also to mp3, vorbis aacplus at different bitrates). > > Input is a live stream from a studio to my main icec...

I'm investigating the build out of a Push to Talk server with multiple subscribers as part of a mobile app. Has anyone seen this usecase with Icecast? Any suggestions or places to look. Thanks, *Orion Jensen* CEO | ClearLaunch 1408 East 13th Street | Austin, TX 78702 Skype: orion.jensen | Mobile: 1.512.270.3976 orionjensen at ClearLaunch.com <peyton at clearlaunch.com> |

Hi Guys Sorry, this is off-topic here but relates to current use of CELT and/or Opus in real-world systems. If there's a better forum to ask this question please let me know. I'm wondering if anyone can point me in the direction of software I can use right now that will give me high-quality point-to-point live audio streaming accross the internet. Kind of like Skype, but designed