SwarmLayer: A Hybrid P2P Assisted Solution for MPEG-DASH Streaming
SwarmLayer is a hybrid P2P layer for MPEG-DASH that uses WebRTC and Service Workers to offload up to 96% of server traffic with no changes to existing players.
SwarmLayer is a hybrid P2P layer for MPEG-DASH that uses WebRTC and Service Workers to offload up to 96% of server traffic with no changes to existing players.
A testbed for evaluating LL-DASH live streaming from SRT/RTSP sources, achieving end-to-end delays under 2 seconds using FFmpeg and open-source players.
Dynamic Streaming over HTTP is the main standard used for online video streaming, service that has about 1.1 billion subscribers around the world. That implies billions of …
Using Docker containers in university lab courses to provide reproducible, cross-platform environments that simplify deployment of complex networking scenarios for students.
We present in this paper a wireless acoustic sensor network (WASN) that recognizes a set of sound events or classes from urban environments. The nodes of the WASN are Raspberry Pi …
This document presents a framework for the evaluation of DASH (Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP) systems, which allows performance measurements to be carried out in an …
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Look Ahead is an ABR algorithm for DASH that uses knowledge of upcoming segment bitrates from constant-quality encodings to reduce stalls and improve QoE.
La distribución de contenidos multimedia, y en particular el streaming de vídeo, domina actualmente el tráfico global de Internet y su importancia será incluso mayor en el futuro. …
This paper presents the design and implementation of a set of prototype nodes that have the ability to establish communication links in ad hoc mode. The prototypes were implemented …