Network broadcasting system
AssigneeFar Stone Tech. Inc.
InventorsStone Jinag, Simon Qin
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Abstract
A network broadcasting system and methodology that unifies WAN protocol and LAN protocol. According to the invention, the network broadcasting system includes a server end and a client end. The server end includes at least one controlling unit and at least one processing unit, and the client end includes at least one receiving unit. The controlling unit is coupled to the processing unit, and the receiving unit is coupled to the processing unit. The receiving unit coupled to the processing unit receives information, orders and requests from the controlling unit to broadcast communication between the controlling unit and the receiving unit.
Claims20
A network broadcasting system, comprising:
- a server end including a controlling unit and a processing unit, said controlling unit coupled to said processing unit via a WAN;
- and
- a client end including a receiving unit, said receiving unit coupled to said processing unit via a LAN, wherein
- said receiving unit receives a message from said controlling unit to broadcast communication.
A network broadcasting system, comprising:
- a server end including a controlling unit and a processing unit, said controlling unit coupled to said processing unit via a WAN;
- and
- a client end including a receiving unit, said receiving unit coupled to said processing unit via a LAN, wherein
- said LAN and said WAN use a communicating protocol to communicate a message from said controlling unit to said receiving unit.
A network broadcasting system, comprising:
- a server end including a controlling unit, a first processing unit and a second processing unit, said controlling unit coupled to said first processing unit via a LAN, said first processing unit coupled to said second processing unit via a WAN;
- and
- a client end including a receiving unit, said receiving unit coupled to said second processing unit via a LAN, wherein
- said receiving unit coupled to said second processing unit receives a message from said controlling unit to broadcast communication.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.