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CU-SeeMe

CU-SeeMe was an Internet video chat tool primarily used in the 1990s and early 2000s. CU-SeeMe allowed users to make point to point video calls, and eventually multi-point calls via a server, called "reflector" (later called a "conference server"). The application was a popular choice for schools and colleges experimenting with early videotelephony. The…

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WXYCSimulcastChannel OneMacroUS Air Force
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Cornell UniversityNYSERNETNSFMacintoshWindows
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Decline and acquisition

LatencyDial-upISDNT1 linesK-12
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Video chatPoint to pointVideotelephonySharewareVideo conferencing
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Developer
Cornell University
Final release
3.1.2 (1998) / December 30, 1998
Operating system
Windows 3.1 and later, Mac OS 7 and later
Release
1995
Standard
G.723.1
Type
Videotelephony

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CU-SeeMe

Nodes70
Edges69
Triples66
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.028571
Components1

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CU-SeeMe

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related to Acquisition · 21
CU-SeeMe → Avaya, Click, Click To Meet, Conference Server, CU, CUSeeMe, CUseeMe Networks, CUworld, First Virtual Communications, July, June, MCU, Meet, On March, Radvision, Radvision Ltd, Radvision Scopia, Radvision's Technology Business Unit, Spirent Communications, The
related to history · 11
CU-SeeMe → April, Cornell University, Global Schoolhouse, Information Technology, New York State Educational, NSF, NYSERNET, Research Network, The, Tim Dorcey, White Pine Software
related to Notable Use Cases · 11
CU-SeeMe → Channel One, Digital World, In, London, On June, Rav, The, Thibault, UK, Windows, WXYC
related to Decline and acquisition · 9
CU-SeeMe → ClassPoint, Early, Frame, ISDN, It, K-12, T1, While, White Pines
related to External links · 8
CU-SeeMe → CyberChat, Internet Cafe, Internet TV With CU-SeeMe, John Lauer, Mickey Sattler, Scientist, Tap, Yvonne Marie Andres
Developer · 1
CU-SeeMe → Cornell University
Final release · 1
CU-SeeMe → 3.1.2 (1998) / December 30, 1998
Operating system · 1
CU-SeeMe → Windows 3.1 and later, Mac OS 7 and later
Release · 1
CU-SeeMe → 1995
Standard · 1
CU-SeeMe → G.723.1

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video first internet used software windows server university 1995 white using users early commercial called application cornell later videotelephony developed

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
CU-SeeMeDeveloperCornell University1.00infobox
CU-SeeMeFinal release3.1.2 (1998) / December 30, 19981.00infobox
CU-SeeMeOperating systemWindows 3.1 and later, Mac OS 7 and later1.00infobox
CU-SeeMeRelease19951.00infobox
CU-SeeMeStandardG.723.11.00infobox
CU-SeeMeTypeVideotelephony1.00infobox
CU-SeeMerelated to AcquisitionWhite Pine Software0.60section
CU-SeeMerelated to AcquisitionCUseeMe Networks0.60section
CU-SeeMerelated to AcquisitionFirst Virtual Communications0.60section
CU-SeeMerelated to AcquisitionThe0.60section
CU-SeeMerelated to AcquisitionCU0.60section
CU-SeeMerelated to AcquisitionCUworld0.60section

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