We describe how the problem of effectively servicing a number of users by a multimedia server can be represented as a periodic disk scheduling problem. We give an overview of related work and present a number of new results, based on periodically servicing users that have different consumption requirements with different periods. In addition, by scheduling sets of disk accesses as batches the worst-case switching overhead is reduce
In contrast to pure video servers, advanced multimedia applications such as digital libraries or tel...
Summarization: The Enhanced Pay-Per-View (EPPV) model for providing continuous-media services associ...
[[abstract]]©2001 Cambridge International Science Publishing-The tremendous progress of hardware tec...
We describe how the problem of effectively servicing a number of users by a multimedia server can be...
We describe how the problem of effectively servicing a number of users by a multimedia server can be...
We describe how the problem of effectively servicing a number of users by a multimedia server can be...
We describe how the problem of effectively servicing a number of users by a multimedia server can be...
Divisible load scenarios occur in modern media server applications since most multimedia application...
This article provides a retrospective of our original paper by the same title in the Proceedings of ...
In contrast to pure video servers, advanced multimedia applications such as digital libraries or tel...
Summarization: This paper examines the problem of scheduling concurrent requests on multimedia stora...
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...
In this paper, the various research and design issues of a storage server in the context of a multim...
We study the problem of scheduling activities of several types under the constraint that at most a f...
In contrast to pure video servers, advanced multimedia applications such as digital libraries or tel...
Summarization: The Enhanced Pay-Per-View (EPPV) model for providing continuous-media services associ...
[[abstract]]©2001 Cambridge International Science Publishing-The tremendous progress of hardware tec...
We describe how the problem of effectively servicing a number of users by a multimedia server can be...
We describe how the problem of effectively servicing a number of users by a multimedia server can be...
We describe how the problem of effectively servicing a number of users by a multimedia server can be...
We describe how the problem of effectively servicing a number of users by a multimedia server can be...
Divisible load scenarios occur in modern media server applications since most multimedia application...
This article provides a retrospective of our original paper by the same title in the Proceedings of ...
In contrast to pure video servers, advanced multimedia applications such as digital libraries or tel...
Summarization: This paper examines the problem of scheduling concurrent requests on multimedia stora...
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...
In this paper, the various research and design issues of a storage server in the context of a multim...
We study the problem of scheduling activities of several types under the constraint that at most a f...
In contrast to pure video servers, advanced multimedia applications such as digital libraries or tel...
Summarization: The Enhanced Pay-Per-View (EPPV) model for providing continuous-media services associ...
[[abstract]]©2001 Cambridge International Science Publishing-The tremendous progress of hardware tec...