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Forward Error Correction for Multipath Media Streaming

Pascal Frossard, Aleksandar Jovanovic, Dan Jurca

We address the problem of joint optimal rate allocation and scheduling between media source rate and error protection rate in scalable streaming applications over lossy multipath networks. Starting from a distortion representation of the received media inf ...

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers2009

Adaptation based scalable video delivery and management

Beilu Shao

With the latest development of multimedia computing technologies, many different services have been provided and many different devices have been deployed. A diversity of media content formats have emerged in various applications. Multimedia delivery has b ...

EPFL2009

Resource allocation and adaptive scheduling for scalable video streaming

Jean-Paul Wagner

The obvious recent advances in areas such as video compression and network architectures allow for the deployment of novel video distribution applications. These have the potential to provide ubiquitous media access to end users. In recent years, applicati ...

EPFL2008

Balanced multiple description coding in image communications

Ivana Radulovic

Latest developments in video coding technology on one side, and a continuous growth in size and bandwidth in lossy networks on the other side, have undoubtedly created a whole new world of multimedia communications. However, nowadays networks, which are be ...

EPFL2008

Gossiping Capabilities

Rachid Guerraoui, Anne-Marie Kermarrec, Maxime Monod, Davide Frey

Gossip-based protocols are now acknowledged as a sound basis to implement collaborative high-bandwidth content dissemination: content location is disseminated through gossip, the actual contents being subsequently pulled. In this paper, we present HEAP, HE ...

2008

A Multimedia Terminal for Adaptation and End-to-end QoS Control

Marco Mattavelli, Daniele Renzi, Beilu Shao

This paper addresses multimedia end user system design for content distribution over heterogeneous networks and terminals, with particular focus on End-to-End quality of service (QoS) control. A multimedia terminal comprising content-related metadata proce ...

2008

A Multimedia Terminal for Adaptation and End-to-end QoS Control

Marco Mattavelli, Daniele Renzi, Beilu Shao

ICME2008

Adaptive media streaming over multipath networks

Dan Jurca

With the latest developments in video coding technology and fast deployment of end-user broadband internet connections, real-time media applications become increasingly interesting for both private users and businesses. However, the internet remains a best ...

EPFL2007

Raptor Network Video Coding

Pascal Frossard, Nikolaos Thomos

In this paper, we consider the problem of streaming video information on lossy packet networks with path and source diversity, such as wireless mesh networks or more generally overlay architectures. We propose to distribute the video information between se ...

2007

Adaptive and robust media streaming over multiple channels with bursty losses

Pascal Frossard, Jean-Paul Wagner

This paper addresses the problem of efficiently delivering a layered media stream from multiple senders to a single receiver, over channels that present correlated packet loss patterns. Using a digital fountain approach, the performance of a distributed st ...

2007