Titlebook: Interactive Distributed Multimedia Systems; 8th International Wo Doug Shepherd,Joe Finney,Nicholas Race Conference proceedings 2001 Springe

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The Minimal Buffering Requirements of Congestion Controlled Interactive Multimedia Applications the Internet must use congestion control protocols, which vary transmission rates according to network conditions. To produce a smooth perceptual quality, multimedia applications use buffering and rate adaptations to compensate these rate oscillations. While several adaptation policies are availabl

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Transport-Level Protocol Coordination in Cluster-to-Cluster Applicationscation to coordinate flow behavior in the face of changing network conditions. CP provides cluster endpoints with a consistent view of network conditions, as well as cluster membership and bandwidth usage information. An application may use CP to define and implement a coordination scheme supporting particular flow priorities and other objectives.

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Video Content Management Using Logical Contentnsequently, this system can be designed to be both modularized and extended. We also present an experimental video content management system that verifies the effectiveness of our video content management system.