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30-Jan-2006, 06:00 PM #1
Bandwidth and cost for live audio streaming
I am trying to get a ballpark figure on what it would cost to live audio stream six hours of talk audio per week. Little music. The talk stream would be a sports broadcast.

Let me give you an example. I subscribe to Yahoo College Broadcasts. Yahoo streams college sports broadcasts from major colleges. I pay $5 per month to get basketball, football, baseball, and any other sports streaming from my favorite university. During the sports season Yahoo broadcasts probably a minimum of twelve hours of streaming audio per week per team.

Questions: What is the bandwidth requirement for 100 people to access a streaming audio? What is the disc space requirment for a typical broadcast of six hours with no archiving of the audio stream other than what it normally takes to send out a broadcast over the web? What would be the cost to do an internet broadcast of six hours?
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31-Jan-2006, 07:01 PM #2
The bandwhich requirements would be defined by the quality of the audio. The lower the quality, the less internet traffic will be needed. You would have to check that.
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