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#20 by psloss on 31 May, 2008 15:59
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What is the story with the lack of attention to NASA TV for STS-124?
As noted in the thread for today's launch attempt, nothing special about it -- they've always done that period in a shuttle countdown that way.
Always the same camera, no audio...
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#21 by MB123 on 05 Jun, 2008 09:35
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OK thanks
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#22 by RafaelCE on 07 Jun, 2008 13:52
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http://webcams.ksc.nasa.gov/ImgCap/default.htm
This site used to present four different webcams that do not show in other NASA webcam sites.
They were not great resolution ones, but each veiw was linked to another page that showed some 10 snapshots of every 5 minutes before.
Well, that one is no longer available, and when I click the favorites shortcut, it redirects to the KSC media archive.
Anyone knows it it's just been disconnected or moved to another page?
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#23 by wickerman on 14 Jun, 2008 12:38
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It works fine for me with WMP11 - what is the problem?
i'm clicking the link
http://playlist.yahoo.com/makeplaylist.dll?id=1368163
using ie7. link opens in a new window. when media player starts i get a 'windows media player cannot play this file' error message. yet if i open the link in firefox i get the stream no problem in a firefox window.
any suggestions why it won't play in media player? do i need special codecs?
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#24 by rpertusio on 26 Sep, 2008 18:55
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I compiled all the video/audio/image links I could find and put them into a table here.
Enjoy!
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Formats:
RM = RM Media (Requires Real Player or Real Alternative)
WM = Windows Media (Requires Windows Media Player)
QT = Quicktime (Requires Quicktime or Quicktime Alternative)
Websites:Main Website
(Video streams, "What's On" TV Schedule, DVB Satellite info, etc)
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html?skipIntro=1 KSC Video still images
(refreshes every ~60sec)
http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/shuttle/countdown/video/video45lh.html
KSC AE Video & Data
(Images, Countdown & Mission data)
(Still images referesh every ~60 sec)
http://countdown.ksc.nasa.gov/elv/index-ae.html
VAFB Video & Data
(Images, Countdown & Mission data)
(Still images referesh every ~60 sec)
http://countdown.ksc.nasa.gov/elv/index-vafb.html
AE and VAFB still images
(refreshes every ~60 sec)http://countdown.ksc.nasa.gov/elv/index-both.html
Live JAVA ELV Countdown/Video Monitor
http://countdown.ksc.nasa.gov/elv/public/
Live JAVA Shuttle Countdown/Video Monitor
http://countdown.ksc.nasa.gov/shuttle/countdown/cdt/
Text Shuttle Countdown Clock
http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/cdt_main.pl
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#25 by rpertusio on 26 Sep, 2008 20:02
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Nice first post! Add the ISS mission audio please...
Thanks
I added the ISS Mission Audio (I incorrectly had it listed under NASA TV Audio.)
You'll see it below NASA TV (Education CH)
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#26 by m330533 on 28 Sep, 2008 16:22
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I remember there was a separate live Video feed from LC39 ... as I still have it in my favourites (the link to it was: rtsp://163.205.10.21:8080/encoder/lc39.rm). Anyone any clue, what happened to this one ?
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#27 by rpertusio on 29 Sep, 2008 18:23
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I remember there was a separate live Video feed from LC39 ... as I still have it in my favourites (the link to it was: rtsp://163.205.10.21:8080/encoder/lc39.rm). Anyone any clue, what happened to this one ?
Hi m330533,
Actually, you should bookmark:
http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/rrg2.pl?encoder/lc39.rm
(Bookmark this instead of the RTSP IP directly)
The bad news is that this cam is rarely working. I added it to the bottom of the list above with a note that it only occasionally works.
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#28 by John44 on 10 Mar, 2009 16:14
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NASA LAUNCHES INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION WEBCAM STREAMING VIDEO
HOUSTON -- Internet visitors can now see the Earth as never before --
live from the International Space Station via streaming video, seven
days a week.
The streaming video views of Earth and the exterior structure of the
station are from cameras mounted outside the laboratory complex,
orbiting Earth at 17,500 miles an hour at an altitude of 220 miles.
The video is transmitted to the ground -- and Web viewers --
primarily while the astronauts aboard the complex are asleep, usually
from about 1 p.m. to 1 a.m. CST. When live feeds are not available, a
map showing the current location and path of the station will be
streamed from NASA's Mission Control in Houston.
The streaming video will include audio of communications between
Mission Control and the astronauts, when available. When the space
shuttle is docked to the station, the stream will include video and
audio of those activities.
The International Space Station, a unique partnership between the
space agencies of the United States, Russia, Japan, Canada and
Europe. Construction began in 1998 and will be completed in 2010.
Eighteen crews have lived aboard the orbiting complex since 2000,
including the current crew of three. Station residents have conducted
important scientific experiments and gathered data to help assist
future missions to the moon and Mars.
To view the streaming station video and for more information about the
station and its crew, visit:
http://www.nasa.gov/station
http://www.space-multimedia.nl.eu.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=177&Itemid=58
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#29 by RafaelCE on 19 Mar, 2009 12:18
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Peep to Peer solution:
http://www.digimeld.com/nasatv/default.aspx
Somehow I recalled about this one and started it successfully at the office, early on STS-119 launch day and had a blast until the middle of FD4.
This one was the only one I got conexion for at the office.
Now I get a "server not available" from both office and home.
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#30 by RafaelCE on 19 Mar, 2009 15:12
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Email from Digimeld:
[Dear Rafael,
We migrated our site yesterday and that temporarily generated this faliure. We are very sorry about it and thank you for your inquiry.
Best Regards,
DigiMeld Support Team]
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#31 by ETEE on 22 Mar, 2009 14:03
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Has anyone found a way to watch any NASA TV channels on an iPhone? As great as the device is, it doesn't play very many media files online. Not even the Quicktime link on the NASA TV page.
Joey
I have found some URLs for PDA devices (as there is no mention anywhere else on this site AFAIK), that can be added to the lists on this thread.
320x240 video 162kbps audio 32kbps
mms://209.73.191.108/bcpenc252181?StreamID=81684353&pl_auth=7b382ccd3fee97f5774150243c74ea69&ht=120&pl_b=00D90C08884E92CAE7552956DD49C62888&CG_ID=1369080&Segment=149773
320x240 video 151kbps audio 32kbps mms://209.73.189.69/md2enc047?StreamID=81115618&pl_auth=deec472662772632b36d019148e352d2&ht=120&pl_b=00D90C08884E92CAE75529
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#32 by rdale on 11 May, 2009 01:10
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HDTV feed of NASA TV (hard to believe NASA can't set this up!) is at http://spacevidcast.com
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#33 by rpertusio on 11 May, 2009 05:16
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Thanks rdale. I've added it to my chart (on page 2 of this thread). Very nice HD feed going!
ETEE, I wasn't able to get those PDA device links working. If you can confirm that they work, I'll add them to my chart anyway.
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#34 by Jason on 11 May, 2009 16:34
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Is there anywhere to download these HD videos? I know spacemultimedia has recordings but they're not very high quality. Is there any freeware that would allow me to record these?
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#35 by Skylab on 11 May, 2009 18:17
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Is there anywhere to download these HD videos? I know spacemultimedia has recordings but they're not very high quality. Is there any freeware that would allow me to record these?
I couldn't easily find a way to record the live stream, but you can use Firefox combined with http://www.downloadhelper.net/ to record from their archives. Hope that helps. -
#36 by elmarko on 15 May, 2009 14:11
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If you are having trouble with streaming, then you might want to try this:
http://www.aetherstation.net/nasatv/
Set up by a friend of mine, it's a flash-based stream of NASA TV (700kbps) which looks pretty damn good and sits in a browser window. It'll probably work if you have a funky network configuration that doesn't let you use WMP/Real/QT etc.
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#37 by nasajohn:D on 20 May, 2009 09:59
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This really intrest me, thanks for this post
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#38 by Ronsmytheiii on 01 Jun, 2009 01:03
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internet feed of a scanner set to KSC engineering channel:
http://brevard.fl.scanamerica.us/playlists/fl/brevard/scanner3h-1243817776.asx -
#39 by rdale on 01 Jun, 2009 02:12
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Direct link won't work. http://brevard.fl.scanamerica.us
It is the KSC trunked radio system on the left channel, which includes security, fire, launch ops, etc. The right channel is UHF/VHF from local airports, the STA, Coast Guard, and AF ops.
I added the ISS Mission Audio (I incorrectly had it listed under NASA TV Audio.)