The N-Way Server
The N-Way Server is a high-performance network co-processor. It performs three valuable functions on a multimedia delivery network.
- Content Streaming Server - The N-Way server can hold the Multimedia files generated by Telepresenters for later offline viewing, replacing costly VoD servers, while freeing the Telepresenter for capture, composition and casting.
- Rebroadcast Server - The N-Way server first provides rebroadcast functions on high-speed networks. It takes Multicast packets coming from a Telepresenter and sets up Multicast Tunnels on Unicast networks, allowing high speed delivery of Multimedia packets on networks.
- Multimedia Conference Bridge - Acting as multimedia conference bridge, the N-Way server can direct packets among clusters of Telepresenters allowing the Telepresenters to act as Video/Graphics Conferencing Stations.
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- Archive any source being streamed by the M3 as an MPEG-4 file.
- Stream to desktops using QuickTime, Real Media, or Windows Media Player (with plug-in).
- Communicate in real time using audio mixing and full duplex conferencing.
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N-Way Datasheet
N-Way Manual
N-Way FAQ
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