Add to ORKGThis paper presents a simulation study of a video-on-demand system. The focus of the study is the effectiveness of different caching strategies on a video-on-demand system with two levels of cache, RAM and disks, in front of a tape library. Using an event-driven simulator, I show that caching was helpful in increasing the service capacity of the system. On-demand caching showed its advantages especially when the requests were clustered around a few popular titles (in other words, there was temporal locality)
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With the development of information and communication technologies, video-on-demand services have be...
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As technological advances continue to be made, the demand for more efficient distributed multimedia ...
Internet on-demand video traffic has seen explosive growth in recent years. This brings a number of ...
The paper introduces generalized stochastic Petri nets models for the description and the analysis o...
The catch-up TV (CUTV) service allows users to watch video content that was previously broadcast liv...
In this paper we present the design and implementation of a client/server based multimedia architect...
This paper presents a study on exploiting semiconductor memory to upgrade the service capacity of vi...
Digital video compression techniques, such as the Motion-JPEG and MPEG compression standards, greatl...
The release of DVD-ROMs (Digital Versatile Disk-Read Only Memory), capable of storing an entire 133 ...
First, this dissertation presents a mathematical model and a prototype of a resource-efficient stora...
CD-ROMs have proliferated as a distribution media for desktop machines for a large variety of multim...
Abstract—The modern expansion of public streaming has played a considerable part in the growth of di...
With the development of information and communication technologies, video-on-demand services have be...
This paper proposes a novel data placement and retrieval scheme for designing disk storage systems f...
We investigate the use of random striping to store movies on the SB--PRAM, a massively parallel mult...
This paper examines the effect of multicasting and storing multiple media object types on a storage ...
As technological advances continue to be made, the demand for more efficient distributed multimedia ...
Internet on-demand video traffic has seen explosive growth in recent years. This brings a number of ...
The paper introduces generalized stochastic Petri nets models for the description and the analysis o...
The catch-up TV (CUTV) service allows users to watch video content that was previously broadcast liv...
In this paper we present the design and implementation of a client/server based multimedia architect...