Titlebook: Interactive Distributed Multimedia Systems and Services; European Workshop, I Berthold Butscher,Eckhard Moeller,Herwart Pusch Conference pr

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Scheduling mechanisms reducing contention situations in multimedia systems,have typically large resource requirements, hence, methods to reduce these requirements are desirable. Contention situations occur when the execution of processes overlaps in time. This leads to additional management efforts like context switches and to the increasing demand for resources like memor

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QoS filters: Addressing the heterogeneity gap,st acute in distributed multipeer environments. This paper addresses Quality of Service (QoS) disparities in heterogeneous multipeer internetworking and proposes the use of . to bridge this aspect of the heterogeneity gap. These filter mechanisms must be sufficient adaptive to handle dynamic changes

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Deterministic admission control strategies in video servers with variable bit rate streams,ust restrict the number of simultaneously serviced media streams. We consider the admission control problem in video servers for the retrieval of media data from secondary storage. Admission control decides whether or not a new request can be accepted without affecting the service given to the alrea

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A control system for an interactive Video on Demand server handling variable data rates,t the concept for a control system for an interactive VoD server. This control system is designed to anticipate upcoming periods of overload while giving statistical guarantees to the subscribers. This is achieved by enriching the data with additional control information and a special layout strateg

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Arjen P. de Vries Jr., how to use the commands for different layers, and the most common layers. You learn how to enter data into the layers by the net port and the different forms of equivalent expression of the layers. This topic is followed by how to distinguish different layers by their symbol. You see that layers c

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K. Reimann,D. Rüfflerational database systems and the document model supported by MongoDB, and shows how to build .NET applications that run against a MongoDB database, especially one in the cloud.?..?..Author Luce Carter kicks things off by teaching you how to determine when to use a document database versus a relation