The key performance bottleneck for a video-on-demand (VOD) server is bandwidth, which controls the number of clients the server can simultaneously support. Previ-ous work has shown that a strategy called stream tapping can make efficient use of bandwidth when clients are not allowed to interact (through VCR-like controls) with the video they are viewing. Here we present an interactive version of stream tapping and analyze its performance through the use of discrete event simulation. In partic-ular, we show that stream tapping can use as little as 10% of the bandwidth required by dedicating a unique stream of data to each client request.
Interactive video streaming applications are becoming more popular also in the Internet environment ...
Most broadcasting protocols for video-on-demand do not allow the customer to pause, move fast-forwar...
Recent advances in multicast video streaming algorithms have opened up new ways to provision video-o...
The key performance bottleneck for a video-on-demand (VOD) server is bandwidth, which controls the n...
The key performance bottleneck for a video-on-demand (VOD) server is bandwidth, which controls the n...
Video-on-demand (VOD) servers have a limited amount of bandwidth with which to service client reques...
Abstract. Video-on-demand (VOD) servers have a limited amount of bandwidth with which to service cli...
True-VOD provides interactive on-demand (i.e., virtually zero start-up delay) video service by alloc...
We present a stream tapping protocol that involves clients in the video distribution process. As in ...
Video on demand (VOD) is a key technology for many important applications such as home entertainment...
We present the first analytic study of stream tapping protocols, a family of protocols that provide ...
The ability to record and/or transmit voice and moving images (i.e., continuous media) has had enorm...
Developing hybrid bandwidth smoothing techniques that are aimed for both VCR interactivity as well a...
The deployment of a high-quality VoD service at low-bandwidth cost is still far from widespread. Mor...
In this paper, we study a dynamic approach to the problem of scheduling real-time requests in a Vide...
Interactive video streaming applications are becoming more popular also in the Internet environment ...
Most broadcasting protocols for video-on-demand do not allow the customer to pause, move fast-forwar...
Recent advances in multicast video streaming algorithms have opened up new ways to provision video-o...
The key performance bottleneck for a video-on-demand (VOD) server is bandwidth, which controls the n...
The key performance bottleneck for a video-on-demand (VOD) server is bandwidth, which controls the n...
Video-on-demand (VOD) servers have a limited amount of bandwidth with which to service client reques...
Abstract. Video-on-demand (VOD) servers have a limited amount of bandwidth with which to service cli...
True-VOD provides interactive on-demand (i.e., virtually zero start-up delay) video service by alloc...
We present a stream tapping protocol that involves clients in the video distribution process. As in ...
Video on demand (VOD) is a key technology for many important applications such as home entertainment...
We present the first analytic study of stream tapping protocols, a family of protocols that provide ...
The ability to record and/or transmit voice and moving images (i.e., continuous media) has had enorm...
Developing hybrid bandwidth smoothing techniques that are aimed for both VCR interactivity as well a...
The deployment of a high-quality VoD service at low-bandwidth cost is still far from widespread. Mor...
In this paper, we study a dynamic approach to the problem of scheduling real-time requests in a Vide...
Interactive video streaming applications are becoming more popular also in the Internet environment ...
Most broadcasting protocols for video-on-demand do not allow the customer to pause, move fast-forwar...
Recent advances in multicast video streaming algorithms have opened up new ways to provision video-o...