A test-bed for the dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP featuring session mobility

Müller, Christopher; Timmerer, Christian

doi:10.1145/1943552.1943588

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“…The MPEG-DASH experiment is based on our implementation [20] comprising a DASHEncoder [21], which generates the content and a DASH compliant MPD, and the DASH VLC Plugin (DCP) [22]. The server for this experiment is based on Ubuntu 11.04 which hosts an Apache Web server.…”

Section: Dynamic Adaptive Streaming Over Httpmentioning

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An evaluation of dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP in vehicular environments

Müller

Lederer

Timmerer

2012

Proceedings of the 4th Workshop on Mobile Video

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MPEGs' Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP (MPEG-DASH) is an emerging standard designed for media delivery over the top of existing infrastructures and able to handle varying bandwidth conditions during a streaming session. This requirement is very important, specifically within mobile environments and, thus, DASH could potentially become a major driver for mobile multimedia streaming. Hence, this paper provides a detailed evaluation of our implementation of MPEG DASH compared to the most popular propriety systems, i.e., Microsoft Smooth Steaming, Adobe HTTP Dynamic Streaming, and Apple HTTP Live Streaming. In particular, these systems will be evaluated under restricted conditions which are due to vehicular mobility. In anticipation of the results, our prototype implementation of MPEG-DASH can very well compete with state-of-the-art solutions and, thus, can be regarded as a mature standard ready for industry adaption.

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Section: Dynamic Adaptive Streaming Over Httpmentioning

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An evaluation of dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP in vehicular environments

Müller

Lederer

Timmerer

2012

Proceedings of the 4th Workshop on Mobile Video

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“…Mueller and Timmerer propose a session mobility testbed streaming based on Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP (DASH) [7], which employs nonscalable videos. In a more recent work, Mueller et al conduct DASH streaming experiments [8] using scalable videos.…”

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An end-to-end testbed for scalable video streaming to mobile devices over HTTP

Chen

Lin

et al. 2013

2013 IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo (ICME)

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We design, implement, and evaluate an H.264/SVC decoder and an HTTP video streaming client on multi-core mobile devices. The decoder employs multiple decoder threads to leverage the multi-core CPUs, and the streaming server/client support adaptive HTTP video streaming. To evaluate the decoder performance, we conduct experiments using real H.264/SVC videos on a tablet and a smart phone running Android 4.0. Our experimental results demonstrate that real-time H.264/SVC decoding is feasible on multi-core mobile devices. For example, for 960x544 videos, our decoder achieves up to 20.72 FPS (Frame-Per-Second), and for 480x272 videos, it achieves up to 42.03 FPS. We also conduct extensive HTTP video streaming experiments over live WiFi and 3G cellular networks, which show that high frame rate (up to ∼42 FPS), and short initial delay (as small as ∼2.5 sec) are possible. We make our testbed publicly available to the research communities.

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“…Also, through TCP, video should initially be downloaded completely and then viewed while through DASH user has the ability to choose the part of the video that desires to view. This part of DASH is being fulfilled by the Real Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP) [2]. RTMP is based on TCP but dodges its lack of predownloading the video providing the ability of seeking through the video timeline and watching any part of it at the same time.…”

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“…Taking all the above under consideration, a new delivery service has been developed in order to render the best possible video streaming and it was named Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP (DASH). DASH is a streaming technology which set off in 2010 developing in parallel with MPEG [2] and managed to standardize only until recently, late 2011. Despite its infant development, the DASH experience isn't very far from most of the Internet users as the famous YouTube is based on the DASH initiative.…”

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Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP

Michalos¹,

Kessanidis²,

Nalmpantis³

2012

JESTR

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In this paper, an in depth elaboration and analysis of adaptive streaming is taking place. Current implementation techniques of Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP from Adobe, Apple and Microsoft are being presented along with all detailed transmission procedures including server, distribution and client components. Specifically, all exploited protocols along with their attributes are being described and then the streaming media preparation and the delivery process are being represented. Following, a simulation of a DASH employment is taking place using JW Player 5 for Flash and HTML5 installed on a server with specific streaming video of 4 quality levels. Finally, measurements are taken through Quality Monitor plugin and reasoned out for a better comprehension of DASH experience.

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A test-bed for the dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP featuring session mobility

Cited by 21 publications

References 8 publications

An evaluation of dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP in vehicular environments

An evaluation of dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP in vehicular environments

An end-to-end testbed for scalable video streaming to mobile devices over HTTP

Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP

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