CDN-Supported Collaborative Media Streaming Control.

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Title: CDN-Supported Collaborative Media Streaming Control.
Authors: Fortino, Giancarlo1 g.fortino@unical.it, Russo, Wilma1, Mastroianni, Carlo2, Palau, Carlos E.3, Esteve, Manuel3
Source: IEEE MultiMedia. Apr-Jun2007, Vol. 14 Issue 2, p60-71. 12p.
Subjects: Interactive multimedia design & construction, Multimedia systems, Streaming technology, Interactive multimedia, Multimedia communications, Interactive videos, World Wide Web
Abstract: The authors discuss interactive collaborative multimedia services. In an effort to improve upon existing cooperative playback services, the authors propose a collaborative media on-demand platform, called Cooperative Media On-Demand on the InterNet (Comodin). The authors state that the system efficiently provides collaborative playbacks on the current Internet infrastructure. It's based on a Content Distribution Network (CDN) and provides interactive and collaborative multimedia services to a synchronous group of clients. CDN-based solutions can be highly effective. Comodin not only improves the media content delivery, which is the main benefit provided by a CDN, but it also increases the performance of the streaming control.
Database: Engineering Source
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Abstract:The authors discuss interactive collaborative multimedia services. In an effort to improve upon existing cooperative playback services, the authors propose a collaborative media on-demand platform, called Cooperative Media On-Demand on the InterNet (Comodin). The authors state that the system efficiently provides collaborative playbacks on the current Internet infrastructure. It's based on a Content Distribution Network (CDN) and provides interactive and collaborative multimedia services to a synchronous group of clients. CDN-based solutions can be highly effective. Comodin not only improves the media content delivery, which is the main benefit provided by a CDN, but it also increases the performance of the streaming control.
ISSN:1070986X
DOI:10.1109/MMUL.2007.29