Which of the following streaming methods of Windows Media content can be performed natively by Cisco TCS?

A.
only live unicast streaming

B.
only on-demand streaming

C.
only live unicast and live multicast streaming

D.
only live unicast and on-demand streaming

E.
live unicast, live multicast, and on-demand streaming

Explanation:
Only live unicast and on-demand streaming of Windows Media content can be performed natively by Cisco
TelePresence Content Server (TCS). An external Windows Media server is required in order to perform live
multicast streaming.
Cisco TCS is an appliance or blade that provides live recording, streaming, and playback of video content for
any TelePresence or Unified Communications Manager (CM) endpoint. Both video calls and video conferences
can be recorded by Cisco TCS, and the recorded media can then be played back at any time.
In addition to supporting Windows Media, Cisco TCS also supports streaming of MPEG4 QuickTime and Flash
content. However, streaming of MPEG4 QuickTime or Flash content requires an external media server, such
as Apple QuickTime Streaming Server, Darwin Streaming Server, or Wowza Media Server.

Cisco: Configuring the Cisco TelePresence Content Server Release 6.x to Use an External Windows Media
Streaming Server
Cisco: Cisco TelePresence Content Server Data Sheet (PDF)