Media-Friendly and TCP-Friendly Rate Control Protocols for Multimedia Streaming

Sterca, Adrian; Hellwagner, Hermann; Boian, Florian; Vancea, Alexandru

doi:10.1109/tcsvt.2015.2469075

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“…In order to provide better QoS support for multimedia streaming, Zhu et al in [101] extended the TFRC mechanism and proposed TFRCC (TCP Friendly Rate Control with Compensation) which also provides good network fairness. All these solutions [43], [39], [101] and others [42], [44], [45], [46], [54], [61], [102], they all present good results in wired networks but they are not suitable when it comes to wireless networks.…”

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“…Basic NS-2 simulations show that NSTC reduces the packet loss rate significantly and improves the TCP friendliness. Sterca et al [46] also modified the TFRC behavior and proposed an Utilitydriven TFRC mechanism referred to as UTFRC. UTFRC tracks the evolution of the stream's bitrate to provide smooth video transmission.…”

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Seamless Multimedia Delivery Within a Heterogeneous Wireless Networks Environment: Are We There Yet?

Trestian

Comşa

Tüysüz

2018

IEEE Commun. Surv. Tutorials

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Seamless Multimedia Delivery Within a Heterogeneous Wireless Networks Environment: Are We There Yet?

Trestian

Comşa

Tüysüz

2018

IEEE Commun. Surv. Tutorials

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“…The paper [4] proposes a design framework for TCP and Media friendly rate control algorithm for multimedia streaming algorithm. To fulfill media friendly property, the frameworks is start with TFRC (TCP Friendly Rate Control) transmission rate and then alter this transmission rate so that it tracks the media friendly characteristics of the stream.…”

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“…The data rate depends on theoretical value. The paper [4] gives a new mechanism for congestion control in wireless multimedia sensor networks for quality of service and network life time.…”

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Congestion Control Protocols for Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks

2016

IJSR

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Wireless Sensor Network(WSN) are now evolved as Wireless Multimedia Sensor networks(WMSN) which are used to collect audio video data in various applications. Multimedia applications have become an essential part of our daily lives. In WMSN large amount of multimedia data is transmitted over network. The growing interest in WMSN applications increases challenges in congestion control protocols in these networks. To support quality of service (QoS) requirements for multimedia applications having a reliable and fair transport protocol is necessary. Congestion control is one of the main objectives of the transport layer in WMSNs. In event-driven applications, it is critical to report the detected events in the area, resulting in sudden bursts of traffic, causing loss of data. In WMSNs, Congestion control techniques are based on detection of congestion and recovery, but they cannot eliminate or prevent the occurrence of congestion. In this paper different congestion control protocols are discussed for multimedia communication in WMSN. A content aware cross layer congestion control protocol is suggested to avoid and control congestion.

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“…However, in the recent days the applications are running variable encoding along with video streaming and hence they require the variable sending rate. UTFRC (Utility-driven TCP-Friendly Rate Control) [2][3] is an extended version of TFRC which considers the media requirement along with congestion control and hence it is suitable for streaming the video in best-effort networks than TFRC.…”

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Study on real-time media congestion avoidance technique for video streaming over wireless local area network

Mohanapriya

Govindarajan

2019

IJEECS

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<p>The video streaming is one of the important application which consumes more bandwidth compared to non-real-time traffic. Most of the existing video transmissions are either using UDP or RTP over UDP. Since these protocols are not designed with congestion control, they affect the performance of peer video transmissions and the non-real-time applications. Like TFRC, Real-Time Media Congestion Avoidance (RMCAT) is one of the recently proposed frameworks to provide congestion control for real-time applications. Since the need for video transmission is increasing over the wireless LAN, in this paper the performance of the protocol was studied over WLAN with different network conditions. From the detailed study, we observed that RMCAT considers the packet losses due to the distance and channel conditions as congestion loss, and hence it reduced the sending rate thereby it affected the video transmission.</p>

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Media-Friendly and TCP-Friendly Rate Control Protocols for Multimedia Streaming

Cited by 15 publications

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Seamless Multimedia Delivery Within a Heterogeneous Wireless Networks Environment: Are We There Yet?

Seamless Multimedia Delivery Within a Heterogeneous Wireless Networks Environment: Are We There Yet?

Congestion Control Protocols for Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks

Study on real-time media congestion avoidance technique for video streaming over wireless local area network

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