The option selected by default is what we want to use. Click on this link using FireFox and you will see a window appear like this : One link is marked ' Debian / Ubuntu package'. Here you will see a section with two links. We will look at installing TSS on Ubuntu. The project status is active (always good to know!). TSS main developer is Lluis Gómez i Bigordà, the current release (February 2009) is 0.2. You could then run this piped commands directly from command line, saving some resources by avoiding launch of the graphical system. Simply scroll your mouse pointer and select the text. One can always copy the command line being used by TSS, it will be printed out on the status window, the small black space we can see above under the Execute and Stop buttons. TSS simply takes the configuration you set in the GUI and creates the appropriate command line using these three softwares so you don't need to enter in complex commands manually. oggfwd - sends the video to a streaming server.ffmpeg2theora - converts video files to Ogg Theora.dvgrab - grabs the video from a live video source such as a camera.TSS actually manages the command line softwares : TSS can also display a preview of the outgoing stream, and can simultaneously archive the streams to disk (but that depends a little on how good your computer is). Bear in mind that a fast computer with at least 2gig ram will be required to stream to 2 targets without frame drops or loss of audio synchronisation. The video source can be digital video (DV) or analog video via a video capture device such as a webcam, USB video-in or video card with video-in. TSS can send out one or two streams with different settings, from the same video source. TSS is a GUI (graphic user interface) encoder, which means you don't have to do anything tricky on the command line. There is a home page for TSS that is worth reading for an overview of what it does and there are also installers available : TSS ( Theora Streaming Studio) is an excellent encoder for sending Ogg Theora streams to an Icecast server.
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