[clug] transact streaming
Nicolas Cherbuin
n.cherbuin at anu.edu.au
Wed Feb 9 03:12:37 GMT 2005
Hi,
I have tried to get transact streaming working for a while now but have
had no success. Of course I have already read everything on the clug
mailing list and whirlpool and tried a large number of combination but
it still does not work.
I have a PIII 650 for router and the I3 settop box. And of course, yes I
have a transTV subscription which works fine through the I3.
My router eth1 is connected to eth 2 of the ISG box, the router eth0
goes to the rest of the network. I run fedora 2 and firestarter as
firewall (in which I accept outside broadcasts, tick box in
preferences). My network works fine and I can browse the net, do mail,
etc with the clients and the router. VLC is also working correctly on
the router and I can stream to the clients.
I have tried
vlc udp:@239.193.0.x:8208 (x = 2,7,9,etc.) and since it did not work I have tried to add a
new route. Since I am always connected to my ISP (transact on ppp0) and
since eht1 does not have an IP address I am not sure how to do it.
Certainly the suggestions on whirlpool did not work: route add -net
239.193.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev eth1 (no such harware error). I
can route add -net 239.193.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev ppp0 but it
goes to my ISP rather than to the transact stream. I have been
wondering whether it could be a firewall problem but I am afraid that
my expertise is limited in this area. Are there other multicast streams
on the net with which I could test this theory? What should I check? Am I meant to be able to ping 239.193.0.x (because I can't)?
Any suggestions?
Your help would be very much appreaciated.
Cheers
Nic
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Nicolas Cherbuin
School of Psychology
Australian National University
ACT 0200
Australia
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Email: n.cherbuin at anu.edu.au
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