In this paper, we look at the various I/O issues in a multimedia system. In a multimedia server, the disk requests may have constant data rate requirements and need guaranteed service. We study the impact of the real-time nature of the I/O requests on the various components of the I/O system. We study the impact of disk scheduling algorithms on the performance of a multimedia system. We investigate the impact of buer space on the maximumnumber of video streams that can be supported. We show that by making the deadlines larger than the request periods, a larger number of streams can be supported. We also show how deadline extension helps in utilizing multiple disks on a single SCSI bus.
In this paper, the various research and design issues of a storage server in the context of a multim...
I/O is becoming the bottleneck in computer systems as the disparity between the speed of the I/O sys...
[[abstract]]©2001 IGI Global-The great progresses in computer and network technologies make applicat...
This article provides a retrospective of our original paper by the same title in the Proceedings of ...
Poor memory management policies lead to lower throughput and excessive memory requirements. This pro...
The ever growing needs of large multimedia systems cannot be met by magnetic disks due to their high...
[[abstract]]©2001 Cambridge International Science Publishing-The tremendous progress of hardware tec...
In contrast to pure video servers, advanced multimedia applications such as digital libraries or tel...
In contrast to pure video servers, advanced multimedia applications such as digital libraries or tel...
One of the key components of a multi-user multimedia-on-demand system is the data server. Digitaliza...
Lately, on-demand streaming multimedia applications have become very popular. Contemporary personal ...
High performance servers and high speed networks will form the backbone of the infrastructure requir...
Retrieving sequential rich media content from modern commodity disks is a challenging task. As disk ...
Divisible load scenarios occur in modern media server applications since most multimedia application...
General purpose operating systems have been designed to provide fast, loss-free disk service to all ...
In this paper, the various research and design issues of a storage server in the context of a multim...
I/O is becoming the bottleneck in computer systems as the disparity between the speed of the I/O sys...
[[abstract]]©2001 IGI Global-The great progresses in computer and network technologies make applicat...
This article provides a retrospective of our original paper by the same title in the Proceedings of ...
Poor memory management policies lead to lower throughput and excessive memory requirements. This pro...
The ever growing needs of large multimedia systems cannot be met by magnetic disks due to their high...
[[abstract]]©2001 Cambridge International Science Publishing-The tremendous progress of hardware tec...
In contrast to pure video servers, advanced multimedia applications such as digital libraries or tel...
In contrast to pure video servers, advanced multimedia applications such as digital libraries or tel...
One of the key components of a multi-user multimedia-on-demand system is the data server. Digitaliza...
Lately, on-demand streaming multimedia applications have become very popular. Contemporary personal ...
High performance servers and high speed networks will form the backbone of the infrastructure requir...
Retrieving sequential rich media content from modern commodity disks is a challenging task. As disk ...
Divisible load scenarios occur in modern media server applications since most multimedia application...
General purpose operating systems have been designed to provide fast, loss-free disk service to all ...
In this paper, the various research and design issues of a storage server in the context of a multim...
I/O is becoming the bottleneck in computer systems as the disparity between the speed of the I/O sys...
[[abstract]]©2001 IGI Global-The great progresses in computer and network technologies make applicat...