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From: Jim Lowe <james@miller.cs.uwm.edu>
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To: hasty@rah.star-gate.com, louie@TransSys.COM
Subject: Re: MBONE volunteers?
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> From: "Louis A. Mamakos" <louie@TransSys.COM>
> Subject: Re: MBONE volunteers? 
> 
> How about if the FreeBSD Lounge used 3 different multicast groups, one
> for each media type?  While I can reasonably subscribe to the wb group
> and expect it to mostly work on my 56k connection, any kind of audio
> or video usually blows it.  Now, if you ask for one media type, you
> get all three because they share the same group.
> 

I suppose I could set it up this way.  I didn't want to get too piggy on
the multicast addresses, but it makes sense to do this.  I guess I
should also change the default audio encoding to be gsm rather than dvi2.
This might help somewhat.

I will change it to this:
		Format	Proto	Addr		Port	TTL	Vars
	Audio:	gsm	rtp	224.2.100.100	16400	127	id:0
	WB:	wb	udp	224.2.100.101	32800	127	orient:portrait
	Video:	h261	rtp	224.2.100.102	49200	127	id:0

Does that seem reasonable?

	-Jim