Live Video Broadcasting over LAN

Hi Guys,
I have studied the JMF Framework.
And sucessfully transmitted and received video and audio over a network i.e. LAN.
Also I have successful in displaying Webcam onto applet.
Only issue with me is how do I broadcast the Live Video to clients.
Do help me at the earliest.
Thanks and Regards,

Ummm, the same way you broadcast a video file.
You feed the DataSource associated with your web cam through a Processor, program the Processor's tracks to output the encoding you want, and then you send that out via RTP.
And on the receiving end, nothing changes from the video file.

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