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Which solution/technology when broadcasting?

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    That is the best solution/technology to use in this scenario: One computer needs to multicast/broadcast a big (about 10-15kb/s) data stream to n number of receivers. The data stream is a video/audio stream. The multicast/broadcast cannot be freely accessible. I need to control who can receive the data stream. Eg. An IP-Multicast group can be joined by any computer right? The problem is the bandwidth. I do not want the computer that’s broadcasting to connect to all receptions, and send the same data. I’ve tried “goggling” some information on IP-Multicast, but can’t find any information about securing a group. Am I facing the impossible?

    Programming is like Mathematics… you take ONE step at the time! ;-)

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      That is the best solution/technology to use in this scenario: One computer needs to multicast/broadcast a big (about 10-15kb/s) data stream to n number of receivers. The data stream is a video/audio stream. The multicast/broadcast cannot be freely accessible. I need to control who can receive the data stream. Eg. An IP-Multicast group can be joined by any computer right? The problem is the bandwidth. I do not want the computer that’s broadcasting to connect to all receptions, and send the same data. I’ve tried “goggling” some information on IP-Multicast, but can’t find any information about securing a group. Am I facing the impossible?

      Programming is like Mathematics… you take ONE step at the time! ;-)

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      IPTV, it uses about 3 layers of TCP real time protocols with group management so it's not trivial. Here[^] is Microsoft's version. Elaine :rose:

      The tigress is here :-D

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