http://pipkin.lut.ac.uk/~ben/video/cuseeme.html (World Wide Web Directory, 06/1995)Introduction to Internet A/V .....Maven.....MBONE.....Reader's Comments.....Author's notes
Early Versions
Cornell University's Information Technology orgranization (CIT) has developed a Macintosh videoconferencing program called CU-SeeMe. It displays 4-bit grayscale windows at either 320x240 or half that diameter, 160x120. CU-SeeMe in version 0.40 provides a one-one connection or, by use of a "reflector," a one-many, several-to-several, or several-to-many conference.".... "Each participant can decide whether to be a sender, a receiver, or both. Receiving requires only a Mac with a screen capable of displaying 16 grays and a connection to the Internet. Sending requires the same plus a SuperMac VideoSpigot board, a camera, Quicktime and SpigotVDIG extensions added to the system folder."
Version 0.70 now provides full audio capabilities as well. A version is now available for Windows and also for the PowerMac.Getting and installing CU-SeeMe.Setting up nv to CU-SeeMe interworking etc .(Updated for reflector version 3.00b1)Find out what's happening at LUTCHI.Read a report on the live BBC tranmission to the Internet that we hosted in August 1994.Some useful hints and tips.