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Strategies for Efficient Streaming in Delay-Tolerant Multimedia Applications
San Diego, CA December 11-December 13
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Saraswathi Krithivasan, IIT Bombay, India
Sridhar Iyer, IIT Bombay, India
We consider Multimedia applications where clients specify a minimum desired stream rate (quality) and a time till when they are willing to wait, termed delay tolerance. The Content Service Provider?s (CSP) objective is to service as many clients? requests for the same multimedia content with a single stream while satisfying their requirements. We propose an optimization approach to determine the rates delivered at clients and study three transcoder deployment strategies:

(i) Source Transcoding (ST): when content encoded at different rates are available only at the source

(ii)Anywhere Transcoding (AT): when transcoding capability is available at all intermediate nodes, and

(iii)Selected Node Transcoding (SNT): when transcoding capability is available at selected intermediate nodes.

Considering the complexity of the optimal solution, we propose a set of heuristic based algorithms for delivering enhanced rates to clients using the three strategies. A practical content dissemination network is used to demonstrate the effectiveness of our strategies.

Citation:
Saraswathi Krithivasan, Sridhar Iyer, "Strategies for Efficient Streaming in Delay-Tolerant Multimedia Applications," ism, pp.419-426, Eighth IEEE International Symposium on Multimedia (ISM'06), 2006
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