Resource allocation for real time application in low bandwidth network environment

Nowadays all people get the information they need from many sources. Most of these materials come from electronic services. Users consume the information not only by reading, but also watch real time services on the Internet using their hardware and software tools. With the advanced multimedia services today we can organize meeting in a virtual room, letting and anyone to join from anywhere in the world. Watching such streaming contents is not reduced to the personal computers but smart phones, tablets are able to visualize these contents with remarkable processing and transmission bandwidth requirements, as well. Some years ago we could not imagine that, we can organize meeting in a virtual room, and anyone can join from anywhere in the world. Or as an example, we can watch our favourite team football game from our mobile device. In a Cross-Border Co-operation Programme between University of Debrecen and University of Timisoara we set the objective of bring together the two universities people. With real time applications such as IPTV system, internet telephony, videoconferencing can cooperate over a virtual tunnel in each institute in very resolution, enhancing the quality of user experience. People can use each other services, electronic resources anywhere on their own campuses on any devices, platforms, strengthening the cross-border relationship between them. We discuss the optimal solution for this integrated multimedia service