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List:       inet-access
Subject:    Re: Video Conferencing
From:       Brian <signal () shreve ! net>
Date:       2001-06-26 4:28:18
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its not really sending the video signal, or in this case, more accuratly
the cable tv broadbanded signal, but software that will receive the signal
and decode it like a cable box would.................

On Mon, 25 Jun 2001, ken harris. wrote:

>
> >Take a cable television broadbanded video signal into a server that
> >obviously has some sort of cable tv tuner card.  Then stream the
> >signal (multicast maybe) to your lan, where other computers can
> >decode the signal in software, and view whatever channel they want,
> >just like having a soft receiver.
>
> sending tv signals over the net has been done.
> search google for 'icravetv'. they were shutdown
> over copyright laws.
>
> the technology they were using, i don't know.
> but, it's been done. and it's been shut down.
>
> -ken harris.
>
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