All things related to multicast

[Alan Crosswell <>]

Can't see it since I'm still in Honolulu, but rtpqual seems quite happy:

54  19   0   0   0  20916 |   750    0   0    0     869 199.165.70.123
55  17   0   0   0  18733 |   767    0   0    0     888 199.165.70.123
56  29   0   0   0  28550 |   796    0   0    0     916 199.165.70.123
57  47   0   0   0  61935 |   843    0   0    0     976 199.165.70.123
58  47   0   0   0  64060 |   890    0   0    0    1039 199.165.70.123
59  33   0   0   0  39533 |   923    0   0    0    1077 199.165.70.123
Report from: ./rtpqual 233.30.94.40 5434 rtp at Thu Jan 24 21:41:01 2008
T Pkts Loss  % Late Bytes |  Pkts  Loss  %  Late     kB Sender
 0  40   0   0   0  53563 |   963    0   0    0    1130 199.165.70.123
 1  57   0   0   0  78366 |  1020    0   0    0    1206 199.165.70.123
 2  65   0   0   0  88650 |  1085    0   0    0    1293 199.165.70.123
 3  69   0   0   0  96006 |  1154    0   0    0    1386 199.165.70.123
 4  51   0   0   0  70109 |  1205    0   0    0    1455 199.165.70.123

/a

Richard Machida wrote:
> We are multicasting a NASA conference taking place in Barrow, AK, using
> Quicktime Broadcaster. Please let me know if you are able to receive the
> stream. It will be available through next Wednesday.
> 
> Information on the program is available at
> http://www.arcticscience.org/events/2008/January/1.php
> 
> Thank you,
> Richard Machida
> 
> University of Alaska Fairbanks
> 
> 
>