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It's hard to trust the FCC...
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Where do these people come from?
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But...
I mean it's "The standard for audio and video streaming online."
http://www.google.com/search?q=realplayer
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That damned technically inclined President Obama and his IT-loving, broadband embracing, blog watching team... The FCC could learn a lot from that President everyone thinks is from Kenya.
I actually think he's an alien the planet Ork and arrived in a large egg-shaped space ship, has a friend named Mindy McConnell, but who really knows.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYlZiWK2Iy8
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vws9fTtQgz4
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200 Connections
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The RealPlayer limit was most likely imposed by RealNetworks.
However, what this article fails to mention (and what makes it very wrong!) is that the meeting was also streamed using Cisco WebEx Webinar software, which as far as I can tell had no maximum number of users.
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Last job...
It worked very well, but I'm just saying that if people in the buisness couldn't do it, then you shouldn't expect anyone else to do it right.
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thats what you get
NO [b]web side Multicast[/b], No Fun, and lots of wasted bandwidth for a simple single unicast video stream to many unicast viewers.
hell theres Not even any generic free services that bother to provide tunneled Multicast options to the users,even on most free ipV6 tunnels around the world today and thats a shame.
the Multicast protocol has beed aroudn for a Very Long time and yet the worlds ISPs nearly always filter it off their networks to and from you wanting to simply VLC Multicast stream your content.
They should be forced to turn this IP Multicast protocol back on as its provided as standard on ALL ISP grade rounter and related cable kit sat on your desk.
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Just my $0.02!
_Khalid
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Some people will elieve everything they are told, thats why we need the FCC !
I agree with post #17 and can confirm his facts:
The meeting was broadcasted on other sources, NOT JUST realplayer. The 200 connection limit is a realnetworks limitation.
I think it was a waste of their time to try and use the realplayer in the first place, but this article is completely misleading.
We see a bunch of folks ragging on the FCC when in fact they are the fool's running thier yaps without all the facts.
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