Check:
http://www.wpine.com or http://www.cuseeme.com for client info
http://www.wpine.com/MeetingPoint for server info
There should be contact email addresses there as well...
>> Is it possible to link multiple "sites" using the technology?
>
>Yeah, you can link reflectors in multiple ways. You can multicast link
>them if that's possible, unicast link them in either both directions or
>one direction (BCC to another reflector)
What he said. :)
If you need a technical description, check the website. If it's not
sufficient, send me email. I'll answer it or pass it on...
>> I envision having a private reflector, and multiple users being able to
>> "tune in" to the multiple locations that are listed on one web site.
>
>That's possible and has been done in the past with Digex's ISPTV...except
>the linked reflectors weren't private. Linking reflectors like this isn't
>very hard at all assuming you have the resources for it.
Yep, absolutely. Our Web GUI actually makes this fairly easy to do too...
>> Do the cameras have the ability to pick up a number
>> of people (ie. let's say a wide angle view of a location?) How would the
>> clarity be?
>
>I guess that would depend upon the camera being used. If you can use a
>wide angle lens on a camcorder or something, then it should work fine for
>CU as well with a capture card to send the signal into the computer.
- Scott
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