All things related to multicast

["Lucy E. Lynch" <>]

March 18-23rd

Once again, sessions from the current IETF are being broadcast via
multicast. Cisco systems is supporting a team from the University of
Oregon and UC Santa Barbara in providing both h.261 and MPEG1 streams.
See the guide for a list of working group sessions:

50th IETF-Minneapolis, Minnesota IETF Multicast Guide
http://www.ietf.org/meetings/multicast_50.html

IETF 50 Channel One (H.261)
video: 224.0.1.12/61010    audio: 224.0.1.11/21010
IETF 50 Channel One (MPEG1)
video: 224.2.128.17/61030  audio: 224.2.128.16/21030
IETF 50 Channel One (whiteboard)
224.0.1.10/41010

IETF 50 Channel Two (H.261)
video: 224.0.1.15/61020    audio: 224.0.1.14/21020
IETF 50 Channel Two (MPEG1)
video: 224.2.128.19/61040  audio: 224.2.128.18/21040
IETF 50 Channel Two (whiteboard)
224.2.1.10/41010

Muticast Tools can be found at:

http://videolab.uoregon.edu/download.html

If you have questions, please send email to:













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