Advanced bootstrap and adjusted bandwidth for content distribution in peer-to-peer live streaming

Kuo, Jun Li; Shih, Chen Hua; Ho, Cheng Yuan; Chen, Yaw-Chung

doi:10.1007/s12083-014-0263-5

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“…The continuity index values reported in some other systems are 0.97 in TURINstream [33], LayerP2P [30] and Orchard [34]; 0.96 in New Coolstreaming [24], Palms [15] and ABCD-P2P [20]. These values are obtained from the experiments with high peer churn ratio.…”

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Adaptive, incentive and scalable dynamic tree overlay for P2P live video streaming

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et al. 2015

Peer-to-Peer Netw. Appl.

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In this paper, we propose a new multicast tree framework to be used in peer-to-peer (P2P) live video streaming systems. The proposed system, adapts the tree links under high peer churn and runs in a totally distributed manner. In order to provide this dynamism and seamless streaming at the same time, we propose a cross layer design involving scalable video codec, backup parents and hierarchical clusters. The performance of the system is measured in real world environment PlanetLab that has nodes distributed all over the world. The experiments show that the proposed system provides high quality of experience (QoE) in terms of Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR), playback delay and duration of pauses. The proposed system also provides incentive mechanism to its users.

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“…This assumption may cause a decrease in the system scalability together with a single-point-of-failure. In [20], multicast trees are constructed according to RTT between the joined node and the root. The nodes in similar RTT ranges are connected to each other.…”

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Adaptive, incentive and scalable dynamic tree overlay for P2P live video streaming

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et al. 2015

Peer-to-Peer Netw. Appl.

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“…The impact of ALTO on users' QoE is evaluated by observing two objective multimedia streaming quality parameters [20]: start-up delay and playback continuity index. In addition to the parameters impacting user's experience, this work also considers data traffic localization and the multimedia server's load reduction.…”

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Evaluating application-layer traffic optimization cost metrics for P2P multimedia streaming

Poderys

Soler

2017

2017 25th Telecommunication Forum (TELFOR)

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“…In this context, peer-to-peer (P2P) networks have emerged as practical solution for constructing collaborative infrastructures. P2P systems have generated great interest in the research community who find in these systems a fast and efficient way to deliver movies, music or software files [1,14,15]. In a P2P system, the users interact directly as a way to exchange their resources and services through the Internet.…”

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Collaborative Multi-Source Scheme for Multimedia Content Distribution

Almanza¹,

López-Fuentes²

2016

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Demand for multimedia contents has increased in recent years, and several distribution services have emerged. Many of these multimedia distribution services are based on central servers, which introduce several limitations related with costs, dependence, performance or scalability. This paper presents a collaborative scheme for multimedia content distribution. Collaborative infrastructures for multimedia services are critical because multimedia contents have an import consume of resources in the communication networks. P2P networks have emerged as promising solution to implement collaborative infrastructures. Multi-source schemes are a practical solution when different parts of multimedia content is generated or stored in two or more sites. We have used a P2P network to implement a practical distribution prototype of our collaborative multi-source scheme. Our evaluation shows as peers share storage capacity, contents and bandwidth capacity, while server is released from this workload.

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Advanced bootstrap and adjusted bandwidth for content distribution in peer-to-peer live streaming

Cited by 5 publications

References 21 publications

Adaptive, incentive and scalable dynamic tree overlay for P2P live video streaming

Adaptive, incentive and scalable dynamic tree overlay for P2P live video streaming

Evaluating application-layer traffic optimization cost metrics for P2P multimedia streaming

Collaborative Multi-Source Scheme for Multimedia Content Distribution

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