Router for video streaming

hi,
can anybody hlp me with the cisco 2800 router that supports video streaming?
we have a customer that does online interview and we need to stream the interview from one point on the network to another.
Big thanks

Hi,
video is done over IP so the router will carry it without a problem. You equipment/application could use unicast or multicast and you will need to give some more details about it if unsure how to do it.

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