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Locus Streamer for osX (2008/2009)





Locus Streamer for osX is a stand-alone app that requires no extra app and resources installation. This app allows to stream from your own osX machine while using your resources (internal or external soundcard, WiFi and Internet accesses, internal or external microphone).
Before streaming you must open a Locustream account and configure your mountpoint : go to instructions for participation


En parallèle du développement du patch Puredata pour les machines des streamers et pour la Streambox, nous avons programmé une application stand-alone, le Locus Streamer, qui nécessite l’installation d’aucun autre logiciel, pour les systèmes osX. Il permet de streamer à partir de sa machine portable en utilisant les ressources habituelles (carte son interne ou externe, WiFi, micro interne ou line input).
Avant de lancer votre streaming, vous devez ouvrir un compte Locustream et configurer votre mountpoint : : aller aux instructions de participation

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Recommandations (included into the app installation)


This streaming application is to be used solely for the Locus Sonus Streaming project and its derivatives. 
It's delivered under the Creative Commons License NonCommercial and can be distributed only by 
Locus Sonus Lab.
You may not reverse engineer, reuse, or isolate any of this software package or its contents, that could 
be in conflict with the coherence of the Locustream project. Any suggestion of improvement and 
development of the application is welcome, support@locusonus.org.
The streamed sound material can be used by other apps and can feed other artworks, such as 
the Locustream realizations. In using this streaming app, you "manufacture" listenings for others 
and you become an author and an sound explorer for listeners.
By installing this application you accept the terms of this license.





Il est prévu de développer à partir de 2012 une application stand-alone pour le iPhone et ensuite pour les téléphones mobiles afin de développer les streams ambulatoires pour le projet Locustream.(en collaboration avec SARC Sonic Arts Research Centre Queen's University Belfast, en s'associant au développement de leur application LiveShout) (voir plus bas)



Historique

Le patch Puredata développé en 2005, mis à la disposition des streamers pour ouvrir un stream à partir de la machine PC et utilisé dans la Streambox depuis le début



http://nujus.net/~locusonus/documentation/img/PROJETSLAB/locustreamer/puredatal.jpg



Le patch Puredata intégré dans la Streambox



http://nujus.net/~locusonus/documentation/img/PROJETSLAB/locustreamer/streamboxpatchl.jpg



LocustreamPhone (LiveShout, Rui Chaves, SARC Belfast)

English version



Liveshout is a mobile streaming app that allows for single orsimultaneous multiple user broadcast. Liveshout works with Icecast streaming technology which allows for flexibility both in terms of access and usage. The app is designed for locative media, sound and transmission art practitioners as well as amateur broadcasters.



List of Features :

  • High quality mono one-way stream
  • Ogg encoding
  • Based on Icecast streaming server technology
  • Single or simultaneous multiple user broadcast architecture.
  • Streams accessible though embedded web player, pure data or VLC
  • Works with wifi or 3G networks
  • Compatible built in or external iPhone microphones for high quality audio capturing



Liveshout was commissioned by CO-ME-DIA, a Culture 2007 European Union project, developed by Ecliptic Labs and based on research currently being carried out at the Sonic Arts Research Centre, Queen’s University Belfast.



More info : http://www.somasa.qub.ac.uk/~liveshout/



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Collaborations :

Développement ; Scott Fitzgerald (2009/2010), Rui Chaves (SARC Belfast, 2011/...)