Difference between revisions of "Developer:Audio Transport"

Latest revision as of 12:47, 28 July 2008

Linn's DS players use industry standard networking technology for audio transport and control.

Linn's DS players will play an audio stream from any network server that supports the following requirements:

The audio stream is identified and retrievable with a fully qualified HTTP URL
The HTTP server supports one of:
- HTTP 1.1 Partial GET. This option is most suited to pull-based streams (eg requesting music on demand from network storage) and supports seeking.
- HTTP 0.9, or later, GET (currently MP3 streams only). This option is most suited to push-based streams (eg internet radio). Such streams are not seekable.

Examples of servers that support these requirements:

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-== Integration with 3rd party Media Servers ==
+Linn's DS players use industry standard networking technology for audio transport and control.
-Linn's DS players will play an audio stream from ''any'' network server that supports the following requirements.
+== Audio Transport Requirements ==
-* HTTP 1.1 Partial GET
+Linn's DS players will play an audio stream from '''''any''''' network server that supports the following requirements:
-or
+* The audio stream is identified and retrievable with a fully qualified HTTP URL
+* The HTTP server supports one of:
+** HTTP 1.1 Partial GET. This option is most suited to ''pull''-based streams (eg requesting music on demand from network storage) and supports seeking.
+** HTTP 0.9, or later, GET (currently MP3 streams only). This option is most suited to ''push''-based streams (eg internet radio). Such streams are not seekable.
-* HTTP 1.1 GET (MP3 streams only)
+=== Examples ===
-* Audio stream is identified, and can be accessed by a fully qualified HTTP URL
-The audio can be ''pull''-based (eg requesting music on demand from network storage), or ''push''-based streams, (eg internet radio).
 Examples of servers that support these requirements: