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Topic: 3G mobile phone to streaming video possible?
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janmartin
Member Posts: 2
From: London, UK
Since: Oct 2003
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posted 07 October 2003 12:27 PM
  
Hi!I am German, staying permanently in UK.
Please bare my english. I like to run a 3G mobile phone (like NEC e808y available from three.co.uk) as a camera to provide live video (and audio) streaming to about 100-300 recipients in the Internet using real technology. Idea is to
1) Transfer live video (and audio) data to a PC.
2) Encode it using real technology.
3) Ditribute it using real technology. Point 1) seems to be the problem: Cenario A:
In the e808y manual there is a short chapter "making a vido call to a PC running a webcam".
Unfotunatelly three.co.uk told me this service is not available in UK.
So I thought there may be a independent service provider? Any ideas? Cenario B:
Can I run two 3G mobile phones, one connected permanently to the PC (maybe as a pc card?) acting a receiver
and the other one to act as the camera? Any ideas?
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czoli
Sr. Member Posts: 1469
From: italy
Since: May 2003
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posted 27 October 2003 12:46 PM
The call a Webcam service is based on a GW that "three" has .... you have to register a MS Netmeeting to a public Gatekeeper and you will be able to receive a call from the NEC.But it is not NEC to Streaming. If you had an H.324M to H.323 GW like the Radvision one you could have on the H.323 side a product like Starbak.com and stream it. It is not what I would call a personal tool. This message has been edited by czoli on 27 October 2003 IP: Logged |
Dr Jason Partridge
Sr. Member Posts: 64
From: London UK
Since: Feb 2004
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posted 17 February 2004 12:46 PM
Techincally this is very easy to achieve, why would you want to though? Doubt a service provider would want to implement as revenue would be tiny compared to cost of implementing the service.
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janmartin
Member Posts: 2
From: London, UK
Since: Oct 2003
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posted 21 February 2004 07:09 AM
OK,all I want is to do a live video and audio transmission from a mobile to about 200-300 recipients using whatoever by internet. Any ideas? And it has to be cheap!
It doesn't matter how much the minute of live transmission is, but I do not want to spend thousands for hardware. Thanks,
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Dr Jason Partridge
Sr. Member Posts: 64
From: London UK
Since: Feb 2004
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posted 24 February 2004 06:04 AM
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