The transportation of prerecorded, compressed video data without loss of picture quality requires the network and video servers to support large fluctuations in bandwidth requirements. Fully utilizing a client-side buffer for smoothing bandwidth requirements can limit the fluctuations in bandwidth required from the underlying network and the video-on-demand servers. This paper shows that for a fixed size buffer constraint, the critical bandwidth allocation technique results in plans for continuous playback of stored video that have (1) the minimum number of bandwidth increases, (2) the smallest peak bandwidth requirements, and (3) the largest minimum bandwidth requirements. In addition, this paper introduces an optimal bandwidth allocation ...
In this paper, an end-to-end congestion controlled optimal bandwidth allocation scheme with a transm...
VBR compressed video is known to exhibit significant, multipletime -scale bit rate variability. In t...
Video and audio compression techniques allow continuous media streams to be transmitted at bit rates...
Abstract. The transportation of prerecorded, compressed video data without loss of picture quality r...
The transportation of prerecorded, compressed video data without loss of picture quality requires th...
Digital video compression techniques, such as the Motion-JPEG and MPEG compression standards, greatl...
This project studies content adaptation and bandwidth smoothing techniques for stored video delivery...
videos or movies of their choice directly online from a VoD service provider. The selected streami...
Recently, efficient network resource management and qualityof -service (QoS) guarantee become more a...
The use of a client-side buffer in the delivery of compressed prerecorded video can be an effective ...
VBR compressed video is known to exhibit significant, multiple-time-scale bit rate variability. In t...
Bandwidth smoothing algorithms have been shown to be effective in reducing the network resource requ...
VBR compressed video is known to exhibit significant, multipletime -scale bit rate variability. In t...
Video broadcasting protocols can improve the efficiency of video on demand services by reducing the ...
Multimedia applications are often considered adaptive in the sense that their behaviour can be adapt...
In this paper, an end-to-end congestion controlled optimal bandwidth allocation scheme with a transm...
VBR compressed video is known to exhibit significant, multipletime -scale bit rate variability. In t...
Video and audio compression techniques allow continuous media streams to be transmitted at bit rates...
Abstract. The transportation of prerecorded, compressed video data without loss of picture quality r...
The transportation of prerecorded, compressed video data without loss of picture quality requires th...
Digital video compression techniques, such as the Motion-JPEG and MPEG compression standards, greatl...
This project studies content adaptation and bandwidth smoothing techniques for stored video delivery...
videos or movies of their choice directly online from a VoD service provider. The selected streami...
Recently, efficient network resource management and qualityof -service (QoS) guarantee become more a...
The use of a client-side buffer in the delivery of compressed prerecorded video can be an effective ...
VBR compressed video is known to exhibit significant, multiple-time-scale bit rate variability. In t...
Bandwidth smoothing algorithms have been shown to be effective in reducing the network resource requ...
VBR compressed video is known to exhibit significant, multipletime -scale bit rate variability. In t...
Video broadcasting protocols can improve the efficiency of video on demand services by reducing the ...
Multimedia applications are often considered adaptive in the sense that their behaviour can be adapt...
In this paper, an end-to-end congestion controlled optimal bandwidth allocation scheme with a transm...
VBR compressed video is known to exhibit significant, multipletime -scale bit rate variability. In t...
Video and audio compression techniques allow continuous media streams to be transmitted at bit rates...
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