Real Time Streaming Protocol

Giancarlo Fortino, Angelo Furfaro, Wilma Russo DEIS, Università della Calabria Via P. Bucci s/n, 87036 Rende (CS), Italy E-mail: {g.fortino, w.russo, a.furfaro}@unical.it ... Juan C. Guerri, Ana Pajares, Carlos E. Palau Universidad Politecnica de Valencia Camino de ...

This research work focuses on application layer. By making use of RTSP we can extend control over the delivery of data with real-time properties. RTSP is the robust protocol that can stream multimedia over multicast and nicest in ‘one-to-many’ applications. RTSP takes advantage of streaming which breaks data into many packets sized according to the available bandwidth between client and server [19] [20]. An usual instance is while enough packets have been received by the client; the user's software can be playing a particular packet, decompressing one packet and downloading another. The user is able to start listening/viewing almost immediately without having to get the entire media file. Both live data feeds and stored clips can be the sources of data. Using RTSP we can reduce the jitter and improve the quality to a significant extent.

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Summary This research work focuses on application layer. By making use of RTSP we can extend control over the delivery of data with real-time properties. RTSP is the robust protocol that can stream multimedia over multicast and nicest in ‘one-to-many’ applications. RTSP takes advantage of streaming which breaks data into many packets sized according to the available bandwidth between client and server [19] [20]. An usual instance is while enough packets have been received by the client; the user's software can be playing a particular packet, decompressing one packet and downloading another. The user is able to start listening/viewing almost immediately without having to get the entire media file. Both live data feeds and stored clips can be the sources of data. Using RTSP we can reduce the jitter and improve the quality to a significant extent.

In the recent years new protocols and algorithms have been proposed to guarantee performance and reliability in exchanging data in real-time communication networks, and new services have been presented to allow cooperative office work, distributed conferencing, etc. Less attention has been paid to how applications and, more generally, clients of real-time communication services can interact with the network in order to specify and negotiate the quality-of-service of a connection. We believe that this problem is going to become a key issue for the success of future distributed systems, since it affects both client and network performances. In this paper we present a new mechanism for the establishment of real-time connections in a quality-of-service network developed for the Tenet real-time protocol suite. By improving the information exchanged between the network and the clients, the model allows to reduce the complexity and the time required to establish a real-time connection, and...

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