Functional evaluation of hybrid content delivery using MPEG media transport

Kawamura, Yuki; Otsuki, Kazuhiro; Hashimoto, Akinori; Endo, Yasuki

doi:10.1109/icce.2016.7430596

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“…It is not only possible to support multicasting and unicasting with the UDP (user datagram protocol) but also the HTTP (hypertext transfer protocol) by using the TCP (transmission control protocol) [5]. The use of MMT as a distribution protocol in broadband networks has remained at the experimental trial level [6]. How to encourage service providers and others to use MMT is an issue that needs to be resolved to enable MMT to spread in the future.…”

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Development of System for Simultaneously Present Multiple Videos That Enables Search by Absolute Time

Otsuki¹,

Fujita²

2018

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Abstract:We propose a system for simultaneously presenting numerous pieces of video content with absolute time metadata attached for effectively utilizing increasing number of pieces of video content. The proposed stored format used for the system is based on the MMT (MPEG (moving picture experts group) media transport) standardized method, which makes it possible to search by absolute time, and it is a format easy to access by HTTP. We implemented software that can simultaneously present multiple video files according to that format. The constructed system was able to provide service within a feasible processing time.

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