56k dial-up upload to server

jagwac · 22nd February 2003, 03:56

Simple question really.

Would a 56k dial-up connection have enough oomph to send one 24k stream to a server?

Craig1982 · 22nd February 2003, 04:19

I would say yes it would. If you're upload is 28K though it may struggle, but I have never tested it. If you're on 56K both ways (download and upload) then it should have no probs.

jagwac · 22nd February 2003, 21:27

K...yes...in theory it should be possible.

Anyone ever try it? How did it go?

Tom · 22nd February 2003, 22:18

I have broadcasted at 24kbps on a 56K before, but I used a local instance of the DNAS and setup a public instance of the DNAS on a remote server to relay the local instance (this adds an additional buffer (DSP -> local DNAS -> remote DNAS)). I'm not sure how it would have gone had I gone DSP -> Remote DNAS.

Tom

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jagwac Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Minnesota Posts: 480	56k dial-up upload to server Simple question really. Would a 56k dial-up connection have enough oomph to send one 24k stream to a server?

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22nd February 2003, 04:19	#2
Craig1982 Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Before: Wales Now: Slovenia Posts: 41	I would say yes it would. If you're upload is 28K though it may struggle, but I have never tested it. If you're on 56K both ways (download and upload) then it should have no probs.

22nd February 2003, 21:27	#3
jagwac Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Minnesota Posts: 480	K...yes...in theory it should be possible. Anyone ever try it? How did it go?

22nd February 2003, 22:18	#4
Tom Moderator Join Date: Apr 2000 Posts: 4,491	I have broadcasted at 24kbps on a 56K before, but I used a local instance of the DNAS and setup a public instance of the DNAS on a remote server to relay the local instance (this adds an additional buffer (DSP -> local DNAS -> remote DNAS)). I'm not sure how it would have gone had I gone DSP -> Remote DNAS. Tom