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Thanks you so much for your guid, as your guide I need four step:<br />
1. CDN for uni-cast to viewer<br />
2. Geo-Location for viewer location that have right to view <br />
3. web viewer using jwplayer or html5<br />
4. licenses <br />
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for the hardest to contact to TV Station for license. I want to use it for MAN (Network), so every thing is use local network. so I need process for two step:<br />
1. CDN<br />
2. Web viewer using jwplayer or html5<br />
is that right?
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Thanks you so much for your guid, as your guide I need four step:
1. CDN for uni-cast to viewer
2. Geo-Location for viewer location that have right to view
3. web viewer using jwplayer or html5
4. licenses

for the hardest to contact to TV Station for license. I want to use it for MAN (Network), so every thing is use local network. so I need process for two step:
1. CDN
2. Web viewer using jwplayer or html5
is that right?

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That's about it.. Getting content rights is the most difficult the rest is simply plumbing.. then there is bandwidth costs..
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That's about it.. Getting content rights is the most difficult the rest is simply plumbing.. then there is bandwidth costs..

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You can't afford to make your own CDN.. Even Netflix uses Amazon Web Services as a CDN
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You can't afford to make your own CDN.. Even Netflix uses Amazon Web Services as a CDN

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Dear All,<br />
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Does anyone know the concept of making WebTV broadcast and play back like the link below:<br />
<a href="http://mekongtv.net/channels" rel="ugc">http://mekongtv.net/channels</a><br />
<a href="http://mekongtv.net/replays" rel="ugc">http://mekongtv.net/replays</a>
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Dear All,

Does anyone know the concept of making WebTV broadcast and play back like the link below:
http://mekongtv.net/channels
http://mekongtv.net/replays

WebTV

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HTML

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