Video distribution on the Internet has come a long way.

The first wide spread video streaming method was called CuSeeMe. This came out in the mid 90's when 56 Kbs was considered blazing fast. Nasa broadcast video from Shuttle missions and educational presentations using CuSeeMe. Several colleges also used CuSeeMe to broadcast their student run terrestrial radio and television stations.

You can read a online version of a book written about CuSeeMe here : Internet TV with CUSeeMe.

P2P ( or Peer to Peer ) was not always considered the Holy Grail for online multimedia broadcasting. IP Multicast ( or MBone ) was once considered the Gold standard for universal multimedia data delivery. Unfortunately, this technology was never fully implemented on the open Internet.

You can also read a online version of a book written about IP Multicast here : IP Multicast

You can visit the Scenic Radio Television station at www.scenicradio.com, drop by and enjoy our unique collection of video movies, presentations and features.

Thanks to everyone who beta tested the web site and helped make Scenic Radio a reality.

Special thanks to KyteFlyte Productions for logistical and financial support. KyteFlyte is a unique publisher for the Twenty First Century.

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A shout out goes out to Mr. Ron Atteberry in Mobile, Alabama, you are the Man !