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From: Mark Segal <mark@club-web.com>
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One more question,
	Has anyone ever tried to convert TV signals to any form of full motion
audio/video streams, either with freebsd or another os/program. 
Basically the idea is a web broadcast.  Anyways any pointers will be
greatlt appreciated. :)

Mark

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Mark Segal
mark@club-web.com
System Administrator - Club-Web Inc.