I’ve been trying to find a way to stream video to my iphone without much luck.
TVersity, which transcodes on the fly, is pretty cool. It looked like a great option except it doesnt seem to do things quite right. Plus, the iphone compatible web interface is ugly and clunky (they have a slick flash UI for regular browsers). Safari says the file is too big, even though tversity offers to byte-serve it.
I also tried using apache with some existing mpeg4 files, but even after telling apache to return the “ranges accepted” header and adding the appropriate mime-type it choked, giving an unhappy icon to replace the initial QuickTime icon without showing any video. I’m not convinced that I did everything needed to configure apache to byteserve. The documentation isn’t any help, and my googling wasn’t very successful.
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Support for the iPhone is coming in a day or two so please stay tuned. If you email us to info@tversity.com, we will give you an early preview, and we will be grateful if you can test it for us.
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try orb! U have to install it on your pc ans on your iphone!its pretty good, i like it dough
dough is not so good, i like it better baked