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Subject: Re: [emergency] Implementation Guide Outline
Since broadcast is codec-agnostic,
maybe:
3 Broadcast Considerations
3.1 Wired
3.1.1 Local
area
3.1.2 WAN/MAN
3.1.3 Internet
3.2 Terrestrial
3.2.1 One-way
3.2.2 Asynchronous
3.2.3 Synchronous
3.3 Satellite
3.3.1 One-way
3.3.2 Asynchronous
3.3.3 Synchronous
3.4 Bridging & Re-Broadcast
makes more sense? Video and radio broadcast systems
may use the same transport layer, and may even use the same bird. The difference
between one-way and async is that async has a backchannel, but not a true
two-way connection. Also since broadcast injection frequencly uses IP multicast,
this is also applicable to wirelsss WAN/MAN systems and so forth, where data can
be redistributed or originated (which is where bridging comes in).
Cheers
Kon
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