From: "Geo." 

I don't see why, I can stream highdef xvid files to my video server without
sucking up all the bandwidth. It just needs xvid or divx compression done
in the hardware. In a world where a TV is expected to decrypt a full
highdef HDMI stream I don't see why this can't easily be done with a camera
(hardware encoding is the hard part) and just media player classic on the
other end.

I mean it's not like the requirements of a network DVD player are less than this.

Geo.

"Glenn Meadows"  wrote in message
news:46322b21{at}w3.nls.net...
>I think most that offer good video speed, and the ability to put them on a
>large monitor, take a large amount of bandwidth to do well, especially so
>they don't become out of sync, and freeze.  Especially if you want this in
>REAL time!!!

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