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  • Video streaming in unstructured peer-to-peer networks

    Creator:
    Furtado, Craig
    Abstract:
    With the increase in demand for streaming media capabilities across the Internet, the focus has shifted from traditional client-server to peer-to-peer approaches. Content Distribution Networks (CDNs) have also recently moved from web acceleration to media streaming. P2P CDNs can be used both as a delivery mechanism and as an independent...
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    Capstone Project
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    Video Streaming in Unstructured Peer-to-Peer networks by

  • Performance Evaluation of Hybrid Peer-to-Peer System for Streaming

    Creator:
    Rajasekaran, Pallavi
    Abstract:
    Finding an efficient way of distributing content in Peer-to-Peer (P2P) networks has become important with the growing popularity of media streaming applications. Video multicast applications rely on the efficiency of content distribution from a single source to multiple receivers where one source streams a video to a large number of...
    Resource Type:
    Capstone Project
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    System for Streaming by Pallavi Rajasekaran A PROJECT REPORT submitted to Oregon State University in

  • Multimedia streaming using multiple TCP connections

    Creator:
    Tullimalli, Sunand
    Abstract:
    Packet loss, delay and time-varying bandwidth are three main problems facing multimedia streaming applications over the Internet. Existing techniques such as Media-aware network protocol, network adaptive source and channel coding, etc. have been proposed to either overcome or alleviate these drawbacks of the Internet. But these techniques either need specialized...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    Master of Science in Computer Science presented on September 6, 2006. Title: Multimedia Streaming Using

  • 802.11 Channel Switching for High-Definition Video Streaming

    Creator:
    Sullivan, Erin
    Abstract:
    As screen resolution and video decoding capability have increased, high-definition (HD) video in resolutions as high as 1920 x 1080 is rapidly becoming the standard. Ad-hoc streaming of HD video over 802.11 wireless networks, e.g., streaming from a mobile device to a television, is convenient for users, but is hampered...
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    Masters Thesis
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    802.11 Channel Switching for High-Definition Video Streaming