Sahabuntu giss cd for streaming

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sahabuntu v 3.0

It works with i386 PC and also with Mac Intel (please report here more infos)

2008, September, 1st :

Released the version v 3.0 ( release candidate 1 ) of the sa'habuntu live cd, part of G.I.S.S. 3.0, a cd made for streaming with the following streaming programs :

  • Theora Streaming Studio ( tss ) : tss is a frontend to streaming with ffmpeg2teora / oggfwd using scripting and enabling two simultaneous streams, usually high and low quality.
  • pd/pdp/pidip with GISS streaming patches, for video and audio ( ogg and mpp3 ).
  • gStreamer python scripts for streaming from a digital camera, a webcam or a capture card.
  • Muse from dyne.org for easy audio streaming.
  • Internet DJ Console for a complete solution of audio streaming.
  • Various audio and video tools for editing contents : cinelerra, avidemux, kino, audacity, ...
  • Ad-hoc documentation and HOWTOS for an easy streaming.

The documentation can be browsed on-line here :

Sa'habuntu documentation

just get it here : [ http://giss.tv/sahabuntu/sahabuntu-3.0-rc1.iso download sa'habuntu]

The desktop now looks like this : Sahabuntu-desktop.png


Note : the development of the sa'habuntu 3.0 was supported by the NLNet foundation

sahabuntu v 0.11

It works with i386 PC and also with Mac Intel (please report here more infos)

Released the version v 0.11 of the sa'habuntu live cd, a cd made for streaming with the following streaming programs :

  • theora streaming studio ( tss ) :

tss is a frontend to streaming with ffmpeg2teora / oggfwd using scripting and enabling two simultaneous streams, usually high and low quality

  • pd/pdp/pidip with GISS streaming patches,

for video and audio ( ogg )

  • Muse from dyne.org for easy audio streaming

just get it here : http://gollum.artefacte.org/sahabuntu-7.04.11-i386.iso and open the Examples folder on the desktop.

note : sahabuntu ( sa'ha in arabic means cheers! ) was first compiled and used in Haifa by Lluis Gomez and Bigorda and Yves Degoyon.