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....adaptive models are of less interest than client adaptive models because the former does not generalize well to multicast scenarios. Our current challenge in this area is to develop loss reactive adaptation mechanisms that achieve near optimal performance as optimal adaptation. McCanne s RLM [16] adaptation mechanism utilizes sustained packet loss as a signal to streams that their subscription level is too high for the bandwidth available along their route. We propose a similar scheme but where the stream s sensitivity to loss depends on the stream volume and the mean stream volume. ....
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....in bandwidth, so that a fixed bit rate is transmitted to each client. In contrast, several previous works on multicast of audio and video, most notably Receiver driven Layered Multicast, exploited the properties of layered coding to efficiently transmit to clients at different bit rates [4, 5]. Low bandwidth clients would receive only a base layer, for example, while high bandwidth clients would receive both a base layer and an enhancement layer. In this paper we explore layered multiple description codes, which have the advantages of both layered codes and multiple description codes, ....
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....lower bandwidths would receive less layers, depending on their actual bandwidth. Applications (or devices) known as transceivers would be in charge of data scaling. The RTP protocol already supports them and VAT can act as a transceiver. More about data (in this case video) scaling can be found in [55]. ....
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....the choice of parameters in layered wavelet video coding are presented in Section 7.3. The article concludes with an outlook in Section 8. 2 Related Work This article deals with layered wavelet video encoding and thus exploits findings of earlier works in the area of layered video algorithms. In [9] a number of typical approaches for layered video encoding are described which similar to our approach carry out scaling in the spatial domain. They can be split into two categories: layered DCT and pyramid coding. Layered DCT approaches transform the video signal into the frequency domain. ....
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....which started operations in 1992. The initial success of the MBone motivated further interest in the development of tools that make use of that infrastructure. Examples of audio and or video conferencing tools are INRIA s ivs, Schulzrinne s nevot [1] Xerox PARC s nv [2] UCB LBNL s vic and vat [3], and more. There were also tools that required a different type of multicast service: whereas audio and video data can tolerate some amount of packet loss without severely degrading the quality of the reproduced signal, applications which involve the transport of binary data (such as text) ....
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