New DripLS Features!
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Ludo Antonov
Jan 18, 2012, 1:08:27 PM1/18/12
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Hi all,
a couple of new features have been pushed to the DripLS GitHub repo.
First and foremost a range support has been added to the ruleset, so
doing rules like 1000k-4000k.s1-10~e404 is now possible. That example
rule will get expanded to match any of the first 10 segments in a bit-
rate between 1000k to 4000k.
Second, the net rule has been changed to do "on-the-fly" streaming of
segments, which means that a segment will be requested from its
original destination, just as it is about to be streamed, as opposed
to being pre-cached and then streamed. The previous functionality has
been migrated to the netcache rule. This change makes it very
efficient to do rule sets like *.c*~net<speed>, *.c<range>~net<alt-
speed>, which will put all segments at a cap speed, and allow for some
small ranges, to be shaped differently.
If you have any questions, please visit https://github.com/hulu/DripLS
or email dripl...@googlegroups.com.
Ludo
a couple of new features have been pushed to the DripLS GitHub repo.
First and foremost a range support has been added to the ruleset, so
doing rules like 1000k-4000k.s1-10~e404 is now possible. That example
rule will get expanded to match any of the first 10 segments in a bit-
rate between 1000k to 4000k.
Second, the net rule has been changed to do "on-the-fly" streaming of
segments, which means that a segment will be requested from its
original destination, just as it is about to be streamed, as opposed
to being pre-cached and then streamed. The previous functionality has
been migrated to the netcache rule. This change makes it very
efficient to do rule sets like *.c*~net<speed>, *.c<range>~net<alt-
speed>, which will put all segments at a cap speed, and allow for some
small ranges, to be shaped differently.
If you have any questions, please visit https://github.com/hulu/DripLS
or email dripl...@googlegroups.com.
Ludo
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