Re: Video confrencing.
Hi Rick, yes there is it is called vic-cqcam it is in the unstable/x11
directory. I've installed it but have not tried it. Give me a shout
when you have it running.
Description: vic-cqcam is a video conference over the Internet
This is a version of vic with a driver for the Connectix Color QuickCam.
.
Vic was designed with a flexible and extensible architecture to support
heterogeneous environments and configurations. For example, in high
bandwidth settings, multi-megabit full-motion JPEG streams can be sourced
using hardware assisted compression, while in low bandwidth environments
like the Internet, aggressive low bit-rate coding can be carried out in
software.
.
Vic is based on the Draft Internet Standard Real-time Transport Protocol
(RTP) developed by the IETF Audio/Video Transport working group. RTP is an
Vic is based on the Draft Internet Standard Real-time Transport Protocol
(RTP) developed by the IETF Audio/Video Transport working group. RTP is an
application-level protocol implemented entirely within vic -- you need no
special system enhancements to run RTP. Although vic can be run
point-to-point using standard unicast IP addresses, it is primarily
intended
as a multiparty conferencing application. To make use of the conferencing
capabilities, your system must support IP Multicast, and ideally, your
network should be connected to the IP Multicast Backbone (MBone). Vic also
runs over RTIP, the experimental real-time networking protocols from U.C.
Berkeley's Tenet group and over ATM using Fore's SPANS API.
.
Vic provides only the video portion of a multimedia conference; audio,
whiteboard, and session control tools are implemented as separate
applications. Our audio tool is called vat and our whiteboard tool wb.
UCL developed the session directory tool sdr. Other related applications
include ISI's Multimedia Conference Control, mmcc, the Xerox PARC Network
Video tool, nv and the INRIA Video-conferencing System, ivs. Vic is
backward
compatible with RTPv1 and can interoperate with both nv (v3.3) and ivs
(v3.3).
installed-size: 1206
Hope this helps, if you want to try it give me a shout.
Paul
On Tue, 10 Jun 1997, Rick Jones wrote:
> Is there any kind of video confrencing program, like CU-SeeMe, in deb
> format? I can't find anything like this any place.
>
> L8R,
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