Development of HTTP-based multivision video streaming server and benchmark evaluation

Wakisaka, Yuuki; Kasai, Hiroyuki

doi:10.1109/icce.2013.6486959

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“…However, to the author's knowledge, no report has described deployment of a practical multivision video streaming server that can simultaneously accommodate multiple clients, and which shows feasibility by benchmarking the server load. This paper newly investigates the detailed comparison between the Parallel streaming and the Joined single streaming architectures against the author's earlier work [27]. This paper also explains the module implementation details by describing the pseudo-code, and conducts additional performance benchmarking such as delay time.…”

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Development and benchmarking of HTTP-based multivision video server using fast stream joiner

Kasai

2013

IEEE Trans. Consumer Electron.

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High functionality and interactivity of video services are strongly desired. Earlier reports have presented an encoding scheme and a fast joining scheme for interactive multivision video streaming systems. Together, they enable numerous users to access any view area interactively at any desired resolution. The joining means the combination of multiple streams into a single video stream. The server joins pre-encoded multiple streams into one bitstream according to a user request; then the server transmits it simultaneously to many clients. This structure obviates complexity at the client terminal because the client terminal simply receives and decodes the single stream. This paper describes implementation of an actual HTTP-based streaming server by embedding the stream joiner module into a widely available HTTP server. The contribution of this paper is that the joining speed of the server surpasses the necessary speed attained with practical network equipment connecting to the server. Results of experiments described in this paper underscore the proposed method's effectiveness 1 . BIOGRAPHIESHiroyuki Kasai (M'08) received B.Eng., M.Eng., and Dr.Eng.

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Development and benchmarking of HTTP-based multivision video server using fast stream joiner

Kasai

2013

IEEE Trans. Consumer Electron.

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Development of HTTP-based multivision video streaming server and benchmark evaluation

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Development and benchmarking of HTTP-based multivision video server using fast stream joiner

Development and benchmarking of HTTP-based multivision video server using fast stream joiner

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