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VLC? (Score:2)

by gizmo_mathboy (782)

VLC [videolan.org] has video streaming, the player just needs to have the proper codec. Hey, it's OpenSource and free. Beats the fuck out of Real and about anything else.
xiph folks (Score:1)

by mary.poppins (3530)

Still waiting for theora [theora.org] to get done.
or (Score:1)

by boo_radley (2349)

Nullsoft video?
Hmm (Score:2)

by KM (4)

These seem a little underdone so far. I found gnump3d [gnu.org]. Could be easy for a client to just make MP3s. But, I couldn't find what video formats it supports and it seems like it's Apache::MP3.. something that streams, but not really a streaming server for more corporate use.

Thanks for the suggestions so far, I can keep them in the queue for R&D.