But how can we test the code without a provider or at least a server
simulator given there is only one trial going on in the state? Is there
any particular reason to stop developing entire solution instead of
client box only? That will be fun, I think. LOL<br>
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Jun<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 11/13/05, <b class="gmail_sendername">Paul Wayper</b> <<a href="mailto:paulway@mabula.net">paulway@mabula.net</a>> wrote:</span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">
Steve Adeff wrote:<br>> On Thursday 10 November 2005 22:14, Robert Johnston wrote:<br>><br>>>IPTV is a system for service providers to provide television services<br>>>over high-speed internet connections (Cable Modem or ADSL2, for
<br>>>example).<br>><br>> I assumeyou mean how Verizon plans on offering HDTV through their FIOS<br>> service? From what I've heard they are currently doing a test run of this in<br>> 1 neighborhood in the States. From what I hear their plan is to eventually
<br>> offer normal cable-type service through their FIOS lines.<br><br>Yeah, this is basically the situation I'm looking at. A similar system is<br>already running through VDSL-and-fibre in Canberra, Australia where I live.
<br>Given that one guy has tested it and found that he could record up to three<br>channels simultaneously on the same connection, I think this'd be a great<br>alternative to having to buy more TV cards to get more channels... And AFAICS
<br>IPTV is the way ISPs will go, trying to offer more 'value' to their customers<br>to choose them over other ISPs and to choose the faster, higher-priced<br>services over old ADSL.<br><br>Multicast serving and broadcasting is another project entirely and one I'm not
<br>touching. :-)<br><br>So far I've written up the rough framework of the channel and the recorder<br>classes. I'd really appreciate some idea of how to share my work with others,<br>given that I'm working in a directory that's already a subversion checkout. I
<br>have a subversion server myself - should I make a repo on it, put the files in<br>there, and then symlink them in the actual mythtv checkout path? This seems<br>the most logical way, but is it sensible - how do other people do this?
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