MHTP-a multimedia high-speed transport protocol

Huang, Jen Hsien; Lee, S.-H.

doi:10.1109/glocom.1992.276614

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“…Before determining the network protocol to be used in the system, we should first discuss the characteristics of multimedia traffic. In [9], it was pointed out that 100% error free transmission of voice packets and video packets are not necessary as long as they are properly encoded. For example, by losing a PCM encoded voice packet or an intra-frame encoded video packet will not significantly affect the quality of the application.…”

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VirtualTalker: an online multimedia system on token passing networks

Huang

Tseng

Ding

et al. 1993

IEEE Trans. Consumer Electron.

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Although video phone/conference applications on ISDN networks have been a popular product, a similar service on packet switched networks still faces many technical problems. In this paper, the implementation of a multimedia system on a token ring network connecting personal computers using commercially available consumer electronic devices is presented. This system allows people to interactively communicate with each other at different locations through video phone and shared white board services. Since the system transmits real-time traffic such as video and voice over the network, many design and technical issues such as the network protocol, encoding technique, delay jitter, packet size, synchronization of video and voice, and priority assignment are considered and presented in this paper.

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Section: Choice Of Transport Protocolsmentioning

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VirtualTalker: an online multimedia system on token passing networks

Huang

Tseng

Ding

et al. 1993

IEEE Trans. Consumer Electron.

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Design and implementation of a desktop computer supported cooperative work system

Chen

Yang

Tseng

et al. 1994

IEEE Trans. Consumer Electron.

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In this paper, we describe the implementation of a desktop CSCW (Computer Supported Cooperati\r Work) system using commercially available consumer electronic devices and facilities. The s!.steni is developed on workstations under UNlX and OPEN LOOK environments connected b! . FDDI (Fiber Distributed Data Interface) networks. It pro\ides multiparty conference with shared white board. shared tcst editor, calendar. and voting capabilit?, Each confcrcncc with these features can support a groupuarc environment. The design and consideration of the framework of the system is presented. During the implementation. some performance issues. such as error control, medium synchronization and throughput improvement will also be discussed. 'This work was supported by The National Science Council of ROC under

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A real-time synchronization model and transport protocol for multimedia applications

Yang

Huang

Proceedings of INFOCOM '94 Conference on Computer Communications

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In considering transport layer protocol for multimedia applications in packet networks, real-time and synchronization characteristics of multimedia applications have to be considered. Synchronization means that intermedium temporal relationship for an application has to be satisjied, after the transmission across the network. Since the random delay of packet networks makes synchronization among media more complicated; therefore, a model is required to specify the temporal relationship among media across the network and can be easily implemented in a transport protocol. In this paper, a realtime synchronization model (RTSM), is presented for synchronization, and a new protocol, namely MSTP (Multimedia Synchronization Transport Protocol), is proposed based on RTSM.

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MHTP-a multimedia high-speed transport protocol

Cited by 5 publications

References 12 publications

VirtualTalker: an online multimedia system on token passing networks

VirtualTalker: an online multimedia system on token passing networks

Design and implementation of a desktop computer supported cooperative work system

A real-time synchronization model and transport protocol for multimedia applications

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