Curtis, P., Dixon, M., Frederick, R. and Nichols, D. The Jupiter audio/video architecture: secure multimedia in network places. Proc. MM'95. San Francisco. 1995. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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Curtis, P., Dixon, M., Frederick, R. and Nichols, D. The Jupiter audio/video architecture: secure multimedia in network places. Proceedings of MultiMedia `95. San Francisco, 1995, ACM Press, 79-90.
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P. Curtis, M. Dixon, R. Frederick, and D. A. Nichols, "The jupiter audio/video architecture: Secure multimedia in network places," ACM Multimedia 95 - Electronic Proceedings, November 1995. San Francisco, CA.
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