Hi Liz. Do you know if these systems allow non-microsoft systems
to work? I.e. Mac, Linux, etc? Several of us are not windows users.
Do you know which specific webcast companies were used?
Owen
On Saturday, October 25, 2003, at 08:01 AM,
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> Hi all,
>
> We've used several webcast vendors. We never had a transmission
> problem--we
> were able to hook up anywhere there was a PC. They are very effective
> for
> seminars & sales presentations.
>
> It is expensive and someday I expect it will be offered free as an
> ad-on
> service, but this hasn't happened yet. One thing you do not have to
> worry
> about is parking. However, there are no lattes!
>
> Regards, Liz
> --
> Elizabeth Cates, CFA
> P.O. Box 9222
> Sante Fe, NM 87504-9222
> Home/FAX: 505-474-9050
> Cell: 505-913-0099
>
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>
>> With many of us in different locations and traveling widely, it
>> occurs to me to wonder just how effective multi-media systems might
>> be for our communicating with each other.
>>
>> This system was discussed in this month's MIT Tech Review:
>>
http://www.vrvs.org/>>
>> Has anyone tried any of the web based systems?
>>
>> One problem is likely the poor deployment of multicast. I'm
>> not sure where that is now adays, but when I was last in the
>> networked media world, getting multicast deployed was pretty
>> tough. The router folks weren't enabling it, thus causing
>> proxy routing having to be used. Not great.
>>
>> Owen
>>
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