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None of what you talked about has anything to do with NAT. The Internet in general does not route multicast and getting public IPs in no way will get you access

None of what you talked about has anything to do with NAT. The Internet in general does not route multicast and getting public IPs in no way will get you access to any multicast networks.

1oooqooq 2y ago
It's all part of the same pile of incompetence. If you move anything from the pile today it all fall down.
- kortilla 2y ago
  No it’s not. Restricting access to the general multicast space (“Internet2” and friends) is very intentionally done on completely NAT-free networks.