Vatata is a comprehensive streaming solution, offering end-to-end capabilities for publishing, delivery and reception of large-scale content.
If you're looking for an end-to-end streaming solution for publishing, delivery, and reception of content, then Vatata might just be the perfect choice for you. This open system is based on the internet and offers a grid technology that ensures low-cost and clear delivery of content to millions of internet users.
One of the advantages of Vatata is that users can easily build their individual internet radio stations or TV stations through the platform, making the dreams of DJs and VJs come true. Best of all, any personal or commercial user has full right to use Vatata for free.
However, it's important to note that while any person can publish, deliver, and receive streaming contents allowed by law, the owner of Vatata won't bear any legal liabilities arising from users' treatment of streaming contents.
In terms of usage, Vatata offers a server called vttserver with various options such as specifying the web/file URL to play, setting play times, configuring a playlist file, and choosing between live or file streaming types. The latest release of Vatata also includes support for broadcasting live streaming in a LAN and the Vatata tracker server has been released, allowing users to build their own content group directory servers.
Overall, if you're in search of a comprehensive and innovative streaming solution, Vatata might be worth your consideration.
One of the advantages of Vatata is that users can easily build their individual internet radio stations or TV stations through the platform, making the dreams of DJs and VJs come true. Best of all, any personal or commercial user has full right to use Vatata for free.
However, it's important to note that while any person can publish, deliver, and receive streaming contents allowed by law, the owner of Vatata won't bear any legal liabilities arising from users' treatment of streaming contents.
In terms of usage, Vatata offers a server called vttserver with various options such as specifying the web/file URL to play, setting play times, configuring a playlist file, and choosing between live or file streaming types. The latest release of Vatata also includes support for broadcasting live streaming in a LAN and the Vatata tracker server has been released, allowing users to build their own content group directory servers.
Overall, if you're in search of a comprehensive and innovative streaming solution, Vatata might be worth your consideration.
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