JRoar

JRoar casts live Ogg streams to Ogg Vorbis players as IceCast2 does and shouts live Ogg streams to IceCast2 and JRoar(, but JRoar does not support encoding/re-encoding). JRoar also accepts live Ogg streams from IceS. The uniqueness of JRoar is that JRoar works as a proxy for live Ogg streams and enables you to share single stream with others. Of course, its characteristic property is that it is in Pure Java. JRoar can be easily deployed and in FACT, it can run on the built-in JVM of IE. Feature: *JRoar is in pure JavaTM. *JRoar supports Ogg Vorbis. *JRoar supports Speex, patent-free voice codec. *JRoar supports Theora. *JRoar casts live Ogg streams to Ogg players. *JRoar accepts live Ogg streams from shouting systems, like ice. *JRoar loads Ogg files from local hard disk and casts them in appropriate timing. *JRoar accepts Ogg streams from PeerCast. *JRoar transfers live Ogg streams to IceCast2 and JRoar in the ICE protocol. *JRoar cast Ogg Vorbis live streams on UDP broadcast packets to local subnetwork. *These streams are only enjoyable by JOrbisPlayer at present. *JRoar depends on JOrbis. *JRoar is in pure JavaTM. *JRoar will run on JDK1.1.* and on built-in JVM of IE. *JRoar is licensed under GNU GPL.