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Christopher,
1) Are your end users using TV's or PC's to view the streams ?
2) When you refer to "WAN" is the entire IP network under your
control ?
3) Are there any restrictions on conditional access or bandwidth
placed upon the implementation by th
> I wanted to make a number of video streams available across an IP WAN
> network, I have a couple of options. Unicast or Multicast. Unicast isn't
> the most efficient method necessarily so my preference would be Multicast.
Depends on the exact nature of what you are doing and the network(s) in
If you have control over the entire network, I would suggest
native multicast. This is used operationally by a number of providers
and is one candidate for the next generation of "cable" TV providers.
If you want to reach arbitrary people across networks, then you will
need to do either unicast or
Hello,
I have a "state of the state" sort of question for you guru's out there. If
I wanted to make a number of video streams available across an IP WAN
network, I have a couple of options. Unicast or Multicast. Unicast isn't
the most efficient method necessarily so my preference would be Mult
