In this webcast, Dave will discuss how the University of Wisconsin-Madison deployed an IP-based live television broadcast system using QuickTime technologies, replacing an aging campus coaxial cable system. The Digital Academic Television Network (DATN, and pronounced "Dayton") currently makes a dozen local television channels, as well as specialty campus content, available on the university network. Future plans, such as a transition to the new H.264 video codec and expansion to 77 local channels, will be discussed. More information about DATN is available from http://datn.wisc.edu/about/
If you would like to view the low resolution version of the webcast while not connected to the Internet, you should download the BinHexed (.hqx) version of the movie below. For those who have slow connection to the Internet (< 300 kbps download), simply click on the QuickTime movie (this should open in your browser) below.
The following is a streamed version of the webcast. As a result, it can only be viewed from an active web connection. Also, it is highly recommended that you have a high speed connection to view this webcast.
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