Abstract: We consider a video deliverance problem in which several users receives the video using multicasts over a wireless broadcast channel. To decrease the load on a network using well-known technique for multicasting when that load is encouraged by many users (or clients) accessing the similar content. A benefit of multicasting is offers streaming video of popular live episodes such as sports matches. User joins to watch the video from the establishment of video content described “on demand”. We propose a dynamic scheduler programming that can control in both of these establishments, feedback is accessible but imperfect.