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len0x
30th October 2003, 21:00
I've developed a new one-click DVD transcoding tool, which I don't know where to host. I can't put at usual SF place, coz sources are not released yet. So now I pretty much wanted to publish it for testing, but need quite a bandwidth for it (as you may imagine). Something like up to 0.5-1Gb/day will do for a start until it gets stable...
So can anyone help me with this matter? (or point to someone who can. I was pointed to cofferscuffs already, but I can't reach him for 10 days already...)
Thanks.
Neo Neko
31st October 2003, 05:25
Bittorrent would be a viable option. And smoking fast with but a few seeders. The issue would be the seeders. The torrent could be hosted on geocities or a forum attatchment for that matter. Though the forum attachment may eat up doom's BW so that would not be good. :P
len0x
31st October 2003, 11:40
Seeders is a big issue, espesially in the first hours of releasing the software. Having a good place to seed almost equals to have a website for downloads...
P.S. I was under impression that attachments are not working atm...
len0x
31st October 2003, 12:44
I sorted out initial hosting. Thanks to everyone who gave me ideas. :)
ChristianHJW
31st October 2003, 15:44
len0x, in any case i am quite sure the app would be more than welcome as a project on corecodec.org, even if you promise to release the sources later.
TCMP makes about 300 GB / month and the guys can pay for that from the donations and registrations they receive, i am sure your program could be hosted ... talk to Blacksun if the initial hosting idea is no longer valid, or if you like to have a CVS for the project ...
EDIT : Betaboy told me the real bandwidth corecodec and TCMP do consume together, i was by factor 5 off ;) ...
len0x
31st October 2003, 16:02
Originally posted by ChristianHJW
len0x, in any case i am quite sure the app would be more than welcome as a project on corecodec.org, even if you promise to release the sources later.
Heh, what if I don't promise that ? :)
Originally posted by ChristianHJW
TCMP makes about 60 GB / month and the guys can pay for that from the donations and registrations they receive, i am sure your program could be hosted ... talk to Blacksun if the initial hosting idea is no longer valid, or if you like to have a CVS for the project ...
If I publish the code, then it'll be part of Gordian Knot project at SF, where I have now 75Gb/month as minimim traffic :)
BetaBoy
31st October 2003, 17:13
hehe...well in just going over our logs TCMP does about 400-500+GB monthly alone from CoreCoded.com and our file distributor 'filekicker' (with a 15-20% monthly growth the past 3 months).
Aside from that (and if I may say)... I hope your hosting works out ok for you. Chris was just extending an Olive Branch... to this point we have been very careful to add projects that can make a difference in the Audio and Video Community. This is our goal... which means we are not like SF.net... (not that what they are about is a bad thing at all) We just have 'focus' and it is because of that focus and people like Christian, Blacksun, Toff, Steve, Jory and all the CC Project Devs, why I chose to leave DivXNetworks and create CoreCodec. Remember, I was the only person there outside of Junto who was supporting ppl at ProjectMayo.. and it was me more then anyone else who was upset to see them squander that potential to a closed source effort.
Success can be had for all in an Open Source Audio and Video Community. We just need to figure out the right balance for devs, hosting, community involvement (enthusiasts, adopters) to keep 'almost' everyone happy. Yeah, a tough challenge... but nobody said it was gonna be easy.
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Dan "BetaBoy" Marlin
Founder CoreCodec
len0x
31st October 2003, 17:27
Originally posted by BetaBoy
Aside from that (and if I may say)... I hope your hosting works out ok for you. Chris was just extending an Olive Branch... to this point we have been very careful to add projects that can make a difference in the Audio and Video Community. This is our goal... which means we are not like SF.net... (not that what they are about is a bad thing at all) We just have 'focus' and it is because of that focus and people like Christian, Blacksun, Toff, Steve, Jory and all the CC Project Devs, why I chose to leave DivXNetworks and create CoreCodec. Remember, I was the only person there outside of Junto who was supporting ppl at ProjectMayo.. and it was me more then anyone else who was upset to see them squander that potential to a closed source effort.
I'm a bit confused - what was that in reference to ? :)
BetaBoy
1st November 2003, 00:29
Sry len0x.. it was really direct for everybody in general. I had a conversation on IRC and I just wanted to post that publically so those that read your thread understood.
len0x
1st November 2003, 11:08
Originally posted by BetaBoy
Sry len0x.. it was really direct for everybody in general. I had a conversation on IRC and I just wanted to post that publically so those that read your thread understood.
oic, for the moment I thought that I triggered that somehow, but couldn't understand how exactly :)
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