[IMC-Video] imc-video Digest, Vol 51, Issue 20

hamish at riseup.net hamish at riseup.net
Sun Jul 15 16:44:28 UTC 2007


Hi Crew,

The is a 3ed choice that undercurrents have been using (one of
millions...) it GPL and under active development, and I think has most of
the functionality video IMC would need, most importantly it solves the
hosting problems in a practical decentralised way.

roll the drums....

http://www.vuze.com

You can find out about the project here
http://sourceforge.net/projects/azureus/
The Vuze front end is also GPL so the whole project can be taken and used.
Am not saying the corporation that is behind the commercialisation whold
like or dislike a activist version – just that as its GPL open source they
wouldn’t have any choice.

* its under active development thus we are less likely to get stuck in a
software ghetto agen.
http://sourceforge.net/project/stats/?group_id=84122&ugn=azureus

* it makes torrents as easy as normal downloads/uploads – actually it
makes them easer as they are fire and forget.

Ps found the code for vuze version of Azurase here
http://azureus.cvs.sourceforge.net/azureus/azureus3/

Some people don’t like JAVE and it dose have a hevery foot print – but
computers and getting powerfuller and I have never had problems running it
on low speck hardware (p500 with 256MB ram).

Just a 3ed choices to add to the bundle, and as it is based on gecco web
browser we could have the existing plumi/filmforge running inside of it?

Hamish Campbell
http://visionontv.net

On Sat, July 14, 2007 6:19 am, anna wrote:
> hi ben,
>
> i think schock's idea of installing filmforge and plumi *now* is a good
> one. we can compare from there, and discuss the functionality that needs
> to be added to achieve what we want with video.indy after that, along with
> who is going to do it and with what resources.
>
> but i'd much rather see something happen than wait until a piece of
> software can do *everything* we want it to turns up. software development
> just doesn't happen that way, you have to get something out that people
> can look at, play with and work on.
>
> the current video.indy software does not have a development future, so
> this rule does not apply here. the functionality we want will not be added
> to it. Drupal/Plone do have viable development communities so the chance
> of getting the software to do what we want after picking one of these is
> much higher.
>
> your questions are very important, but i think these can be worked out
> along the way, we don't have to wait.
>
> indytube has the capacity now for distributed transcoding, according to an
> email from john duda it's primary developer. that doesn't answer your
> question about distributed hosting/serving of the video files, but it is
> one step towards making the software more viable for the indymedia network
> through sharing CPU load amongst servers.
>
> indytube (the transcoding/flash-embedded code) has been implemented into
> Plumi but also into some Drupal sites i believe (and is transportable to
> any CMS with some dev). is filmforge using this schock?
>
> just my thoughts.
>
> cheers, anna
>
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>> Subject:
>> Re: [IMC-Video] plumi
>> From:
>> Ben <ben at riseup.net>
>> Date:
>> Fri, 13 Jul 2007 23:01:11 +0100
>> To:
>> imc-video at lists.indymedia.org
>>
>> To:
>> imc-video at lists.indymedia.org
>>
>>
>> While any kind of progress is welcome I think a jump to plumi might be
>> a knee jerk rection. There are important questions that need considering
>> before such a move... where are video uploads to actually be hosted, how
>> is bandwidth load going to be handled and most importantly, how does
>> video.indymedia intergrate with local indymedia sites?
>>
>> ben
>>
>> On Jul 13, 2007, at 9:36 PM, lotu5 wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Have folks looked at engagemedia.org and plumi? it looks great.
>>>
>>>
>>> i'd like to setup a test install to use for video.indymedia.org. what
>>> do folks think about moving video.indymedia.org to plumi?
>>>
>>> ciao,
>>>
>>> lotu5
>>>
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