ACNS with DME2000 encoder

I am trying to figure out how to configure the DME2000 to send a unicast stream of LIVE TV to the ACNS network and distribute this to clients via multicast from a CE. I have seen numerous docs on ACNS and DMM but I am missing the fundamental flow of the data patterns.
How does the content actually get sent to the CE from the DME? Is it via a PUSH or PULL to the content engine? What is the method of transport? Is it MMS, HTTP, RTSP?

ACNS basically supports native WMT, Real and Quicktime streaming. Flash can be supported via progressive downloads via HTTP and played locally on the desktop. You would have to enable webcache and manage the streaming/downloads via HTTP.
Hope that helps,
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