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 Multicast
- (1) "Multicasting" refers to
the technology of sending
the same message or content to a select group whereas "broadcasting"
refers to
sending the same message or content to everyone connected to a network,
regardless of
who wants to see or hear it.
Multicast-enabled
network - A network that has routers that can interpret Class D
IP addresses.To receive a multicast, a client must have access to a multicast-enabled network. In contrast, an unicast is a one-to-one connection in which one client receives a distinct stream from a server. (2) Broadcasting TV programming via the Internet using broadband. Demultiplexer (Demux) Multiplexer   See the Interactive Television
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