Dynamic Scheduling Based-Distributed Segment Storage For P2P Interactive Video Streaming
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International Journal of Recent Engineering Science (IJRES) |  |
| © 2014 by IJRES Journal | ||
| Volume-1 Issue-2 |
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| Year of Publication : 2014 | ||
| Authors : V.Uma, Dr.P.Palanisamy |
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| DOI : 10.14445/23497157/IJRES-V1I2P101 |
How to Cite?
V.Uma, Dr.P.Palanisamy, "Dynamic Scheduling Based-Distributed Segment Storage For P2P Interactive Video Streaming," International Journal of Recent Engineering Science, vol. 1, no. 2, pp. 1-6, 2014. Crossref, https://doi.org/10.14445/23497157/IJRES-V1I2P101
Abstract
Random access functions in peer-to-peer videoon-demand streaming is challenging,due to not only the asynchronous user interactivity but also the unpredictability of group dynamics. Video-on-demand is one of media streaming services where movies are delivered to desktops of distributed users with low delay and free interactivity. P2P technologies have been proven as a scalable solution to multicasting and file sharing among distributed users. In P2P, user interactivity is an issue because user may jump forward, backward and resume its playback any time. Videoes in the video server are split into video segment and it is transmitted to the node in P2P network and send it to client. The P2P network is having a track sever which contains the information about each and every node in the peer to peer network. The node sends the collected video segment to the client and plays the video at the client appropriately. This project uses static local storage instead of sliding window buffering to help handle user interactivity efficiently and to reduce the complexity.The scheduling issues in video streaming will be addressed by using factored queue length. This scheme schedules the video with maximum factored queue length is obtained by each video queue length with factor which is biased against the more popular videos.
Keywords
Video Streaming, Distributed Segment and Scheduling.
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