Re: [cobalt-users] realaudio server 8

[Nell Bolen <nell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Joman Sierra wrote:
> 
> Sorry to go off topic..but what bandwidth takes a radio station with
> real audio 24/7 with average 20 listeners?
> 
> Joman
> 
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> 
> Hello,
> 
> Is there a way to use the realserver 8 who i have installed on a raq4.
> to play the rm files, all that i try will make the file load to my own
> computer instead of just playing the file in the browser, or am i wrong
> must
> the file always be downloaded to the users computer
> 
> Steffan
> Netherlands
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Hi,

Go to real.com and from there you'll find a link that describes exactly
the bandwidth usage per media file, per stream, etc. You can do the
arithmetic using those figures, especially if you know an average media
file size. If you have Real Producer software, its accompanying manual
also has this information.

The RealServer Basic (capable of 25 streams) we're using consumes 16 MB
RAM to set up and serve its 25 streams. It uses this much RAM whether
there are listeners or not. Additional connections, i. e., listeners and
the RealServer monitor when in use, consume more RAM.

Regards, Nell Bolen
nell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx