Peer-to-Peer Internet Television 123
Lanaki writes "A non-profit based in Austin, TX is merging the free software and Copyleft communities through a new internet TV station: ACTLab TV. They are streaming Creative Commons, Copyleft, public domain content, and original videos using Alluvium software and their own media player. It's all open source, encouraging others to make their own audio and video streams. Their website was released this week and the player and demo stream will go public next week."
Interesting related link (Score:2, Informative)
http://mediahopper.com/portal.htm [mediahopper.com]
An information hub for international live and pre-recorded web broadcasts.... apparantely this is not such a new concept (and the few I checked out seemed to only require the Windows Media Player, though I'm sure some use Real Player)
Cheers!
Re:build off of what we already have, durnit (Score:2, Informative)
Use the Internet Archive instead (Score:3, Informative)
And you don't need some wierd player, either. The Internet Archive offers video in about five different formats, including editable quality versions for use in other works.
peercast? (Score:1, Informative)
theres alot more interesting content on their Yellow pages [peercast.org] too. 200+ channels etc.