Simple ffmpeg UDP Video Streaming (from BeagleBoard running Ubuntu)
I really mean simple, this is a one command line UDP stream from the BeagleBoard (running Ubuntu ARM) to my desktop (IP address 192.168.1.19
in this example), the source video is an FLV file inside the ARM-board:
$ ffmpeg -i UNIQLO_MIXPLAY.flv -v 0 -vcodec mpeg4 -f mpegts udp:192.168.1.19:1234

ffmpeg streaming from BeagleBoard played by VLC on the desktop
Although it’s a break-dance video, it plays uninterrupted, without any break.
Here is how my desktop see the stream with VLC player:

VLC setup (on the desktop) to play the UDP stream
With less documentation, a more complex setup with integration to Wowza Media Server is available on my github.
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