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unicastTo transmit data from one point to another. In a unicast system, even though multiple users might request the same data from the same server at the same time, duplicate data streams are transmitted, one to each user. Contrast with multicast.
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Increasing demand tot greater ease of operation and better accuracy has led to more recent developments by Unicast Development Co. New York online advertising firm Unicast has named Chad Beasley director of West Coast sales at its newly opened office in Los Angeles. IT delivers Unicast and Multicast streams, and its integral Web server lets users configure video bit rates from 8 Kbps to 2 Mbps. |
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