Drop documentation of very old versions.

[nageru-docs] / streaming.rst

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@@ -17,8 +17,7 @@ approaches for streaming: **Transcoded** or **direct**.
 Transcoded streaming
 --------------------
 
-Transcoded streaming was the only option supported before 1.3.0,
-and in many ways the conceptually simplest from Nageru's point of
+Transcoded streaming is in many ways the conceptually simplest from Nageru's point of
 view. In this mode, Nageru outputs its “digital intermediate”
 H.264 stream (see :ref:`digital-intermediate`), and you are
 responsible for transcoding it into a format that is suitable
@@ -142,7 +141,7 @@ Transcoding with Kaeru
 ----------------------
 
 There is a third option that combines elements from the two previous
-approaches: Since version 1.6.1, Nageru includes **Kaeru**, named after the
+approaches: Nageru includes **Kaeru**, named after the
 Japanese verb *kaeru* (換える), meaning roughly to replace or exchange.
 Kaeru is a command-line tool that is designed to transcode Nageru's streams.
 In that aspect, it is similar to using VLC as described in the section on
@@ -211,7 +210,7 @@ earlier, just adding “metacube” to the HTTP options::
 Single-camera stream
 --------------------
 
-In addition to the regular mixed stream, you can (since Nageru 1.9.2)
+In addition to the regular mixed stream, you can
 siphon out MJPEG streams consisting of a single camera only. This is useful
 either for running a very cheap secondary stream (say, a static overview camera
 that you would like to show on a separate screen somewhere), or for simple