Network and Operating System Support for Digital Audio and Video

1. Front Matter

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2. Adaptive, best-effort delivery of digital audio and video across packet-switched networks

   • K. Jeffay, D. L. Stone, T. Talley, F. D. Smith

   Pages 1-14

3. The architecture of rattlesnake: A real-time multimedia network

   • Gerard J. M. Smit, Paul J. M. Havinga

   Pages 15-24

4. Beyond ST-II: Fulfilling the requirements of multimedia communication

   • Ralf Guido Herrtwich, Luca Delgrossi

   Pages 25-31

5. An approach to real-time scheduling — but is it really a problem for multimedia?

   • Roger Needham, Akira Nakamura

   Pages 32-39

6. Design and analysis of a grouped sweeping scheme for multimedia storage management

   • Philip S. Yu, Mon -Song Chen, Dilip D. Kandlur

   Pages 40-55

7. Admission control algorithms for multimedia on-demand servers

   • Harrick M. Vin, P. Venkat Rangan

   Pages 56-68

8. The design and implementation of a continuous media storage server

   • Phillip Lougher, Doug Shepherd

   Pages 69-80

9. Performance studies of digital video in a client/server environment

   • Kathleen M. Nichols

   Pages 81-91

10. Basic synchronisation concepts in multimedia systems

    • Luiz F. Rust da Costa Carmo, Pierre de Saqui-Sannes, Jean -Pierre Courtiat

    Pages 92-105

11. Synchronization in Joint-Viewing environments

    • Kurt Rothermel, Gabriel Dermler

    Pages 106-118

12. Synchronization of multi-sourced multimedia data for heterogeneous target systems

    • Dick C. A. Bulterman

    Pages 119-129

13. An intermedia skew control system for multimedia data presentation

    • T. D. C. Little, F. Kao

    Pages 130-141

14. System support for efficient dynamically-configurable multi-party interactive multimedia applications

    • Mark Moran, Riccardo Gusella

    Pages 142-156

15. Requirements for network delivery of stored interactive multimedia

    • Darren New, Jonathan Rosenberg, Gil Cruz, Tom Judd

    Pages 157-163

16. Multimedia processing model for a distributed multimedia I/O system

    • Rusti Baker, Alan Downing, Kate Finn, Earl Rennison, Doo Hyun, David Kim et al.

    Pages 164-175

17. Enhancing the Touring Machine API to support integrated digital transport

    • Mauricio Arango, Michael Kramer, Steven L. Rohall, Lillian Ruston, Abel Weinrib

    Pages 176-182

18. Preliminary measurement of the RMTP/RTIP

    • Hui Zhang, Tom Fisher

    Pages 183-196

19. The multimedia multicast channel

    • Joseph C. Pasquale, George C. Polyzos, Eric W. Anderson, Vachaspathi P. Kompella

    Pages 197-208

20. Analysis of a resequencer model for multicast over ATM networks

    • Liming Wei, FongChing Liaw, Deborah Estrin, Allyn Romanow, Tom Lyon

    Pages 209-220

Technological advances are revolutionizing computers and networks to supportdigital video and audio, leading to new design spaces in computer systems and applications. Under the surface of exciting multimedia technologies liesa mine of research problems. This volume presents the proceedings of an international workshop which brought together the leading researchers in allaspects of multimedia computing, communication, storage, and applications. The field of multimedia has witnessed an explosive growth in the last few years and the selection of papers for this workshop was extremely competitive. The volume contains 26 full papers and 14 short papers selected from 128 contributions, organized into parts on: network and operating system support for multimedia; multimedia on-demand services; media synchronization; distributed multimedia systems; network andoperating system support for multimedia; multimedia models, frameworks, and document architectures; and multimedia workstations and platforms.

• Audio
• Audio-visuelle Medien
• Computer Communication Networks
• Computer-Kommunikationsnetzwerke
• Digital Audio and Video
• Media Synchronization
• Mediensynchronisation
• Multimedia Systems
• Multimedia-Systeme
• Operating Systems
• Video
• multimedia

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