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To combat the challenges(the mismatch between throughput and layer delivery ratio, the useless packets in high layers due to the loss of packets in low layers) brought by the layered encoding to data scheduling for P2P streaming in the mobile network, We propose a new data scheduling scheme, named MLayerP2P. The key idea of the MLayerP2P is: A 3-Stage Model is used to schedule the absent streaming...
For the seamless video streaming, the bandwidth variation should be considered to control the transmission rate. The packet pair probing technique (PPPT) can be utilized to measure the bandwidth of the network. To adapt the PPPT to the video streaming over the high speed downlink packet access (HSDPA), we experimentally investigate the relationship between the actual available bandwidth (AB) of the...
Fast-growing applications like streaming media make TCP a poor fit. Because the UDP protocol lacks congestion control, equation-based and AIMD-based congestion control schemes have been two promising alternative to TCP for real-time multimedia streaming over the Internet. Past studies have shown that they are able to maintain throughput smoothness and achieve reasonable fairness with competing TCP...
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