Just a question. Say I listen to an online radio station using a normal PC,
and the radio station sends MP3 encoded stereo music through the Internet
and to a company network to my computer.
The source of the music comes from a CD and would be compressed at a ratio
of 8:1.

Say the computer is an IBM PC with a 100 Mbps Ethernet interface and a
100MHz 32-bit PCI bus, and I use Media Player.
Also:
. buffer size of the network card in the user's computer is 16 bytes
. one bus cycle is required to send an interrupt from the NIC to the
CPU
. two bus cycles are required to send each group of four bytes (32
bits)
. one bus cycle is required to send an interrupt from the CPU to the
sound card

- How much company network capacity would be consumed by me while listening
to music?
- What percentage of available bus cycles on my computer would be consumed
while listening?