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#60
by
blackbeast
on 20 Aug, 2009 06:03
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Hi all...
anyone know if it's possible to see nasa tv on a NMT...(i have a Popcorn HOur)...it's better to see on TV than a n computer...
if yes how to do this ?
thanks for your help..
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#61
by
agentgonzo
on 25 Aug, 2009 10:05
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Has anyone done any studies of the latency of the different video feeds?
If you compare a few of the different video streams side-by-side, they don't match up.
I've noticed that the Real Media stream is about a minute 'ahead' of the yahoo video feeds. The Real Media stream also seems to be about 10 seconds behind 'realtime' (if you compare shots during the launch that show the countdown clock against the internet countdown clock).
Also, if anyone knows of a way to get NasaTV on the AppleTV I would be very appreciative!
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#62
by
rdale
on 25 Aug, 2009 12:58
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A lot (most?) of that has to do with the settings on YOUR video playing software and the buffer.
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#63
by
Ford Mustang
on 25 Aug, 2009 13:15
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The Yahoo feeds are about 2 minutes behind the real time NASA TV, this is because they have been running for 45 days, and have accumulated the lag. Nothing we can do about that, of course, it's up to Yahoo to restart them.
EDIT: It seems like even NASA.gov's Public Channel feeds are 2 minutes behind, the only one that is remotely close (10 seconds behind realtime) is the Media channel feed, which is 150kb/s..
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#64
by
elmarko
on 25 Aug, 2009 14:57
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My old Yahoo contact doesn't work there anymore, so I can't ask him to reboot the servers.
Although maybe he knows people still there. I'll try him anyway.
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#65
by
Ford Mustang
on 25 Aug, 2009 16:23
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My old Yahoo contact doesn't work there anymore, so I can't ask him to reboot the servers.
Although maybe he knows people still there. I'll try him anyway.
Thanks.
I find it funny, though, that the media channel is real-time, but even on NASA.gov's public channel link, it's now anywhere from 2 to 2.5 minutes behind the real time video. If Yahoo gets their public feed from NASA somehow, then that would be the cause.. and it'd be up to contacting NASA PAO (I would guess) to get the problem fixed..
I'd use the media channel for updates, but it's 320x240, blowing it up to 640x480 creates so much pixelation..
EDIT: It actually looks like NASA is using Yahoo's feeds, the "Brought to you by Yahoo" says it all. This is a bit confusing and frustrating.
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#66
by
rdale
on 16 Nov, 2009 14:36
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Doesn't hurt to bump
but just a note... Since I archive the ISS audio on an hourly basis, and NASA TV turns the ISS Mission Audio feed into a NASA TV feed during shuttle missions, we'll have all shuttle comms (with PAO) archived at
http://issaudio.project10.net - Rob
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#67
by
rdale
on 16 Nov, 2009 18:11
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#68
by
mrhuggy
on 21 Nov, 2009 21:08
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#69
by
Chris Bergin
on 08 Feb, 2010 06:08
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NASA TV has been streaming crap tonight. Noticed a few others mentioned it in the live thread.
Really annoying.
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#70
by
Ronsmytheiii
on 08 Feb, 2010 06:23
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Stopped working completely.... on any webcast
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#71
by
AnalogMan
on 08 Feb, 2010 06:35
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Stopped working completely.... on any webcast
No probs here on the media channel
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#72
by
Chris Bergin
on 08 Feb, 2010 06:39
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#73
by
martin_nv
on 08 Feb, 2010 06:40
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Not working for me either! It did the same thing yesterday but it cleared up the closer it got to the scrub.
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#74
by
otisbow
on 22 Mar, 2010 22:57
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Did anybody record NASA TV's Soyuz landing last week on DVD? I missed it and would like a copy for the collection. Otis
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#75
by
Ford Mustang
on 22 Mar, 2010 23:00
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#76
by
mtakala24
on 05 Apr, 2010 09:02
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WMV 300kbps is actually 150kbps. Can someone confirm?
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#77
by
Jester
on 06 Apr, 2010 17:56
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#78
by
Jester
on 06 Apr, 2010 19:53
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on another point, we need somebody US based with a access to a sat. dish pointed to AMC 3 and a dreambox/sat receiver uplink it to one of our servers so we can stream it ourselfs.
I've tried at work but can't get it with 2 meter dish.....
Uplink provider = Americom
Satellite = AMC 3
Transponder = 15 C
87 Degrees West
Transmission Format = DVB-S, 4:2:0
Downlink Frequency: 4000 Mhz
Downlink Polarity: Horizontal
FEC = 3/4
Data Rate = 38.860 MHz
Symbol Rate = 28.1115
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#79
by
rdale
on 06 Apr, 2010 19:57
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Talk with Spacevidcast, they already stream NASA TV HD online - so might be able to send it to your servers as well if you want to redistribute?
but just a note... Since I archive the ISS audio on an hourly basis, and NASA TV turns the ISS Mission Audio feed into a NASA TV feed during shuttle missions, we'll have all shuttle comms (with PAO) archived at