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    IntroductionToMultimedia Networking

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    Multimedia networking allows users on different machines to share images, sound, video and communicate with each other. It enables processing of textual data, audio, video, pictures and animation using computers. Modern multimedia communications have their roots in videoconferencing. Multimedia applications place heavy demands on storage and transmission systems due to their characteristics. Multimedia can be sensitive to delay for interactive sessions requiring less than one second delay, but less sensitive to loss of words or video frames. Multimedia applications include streaming stored media, streaming live media, and real-time interactive media like video conferencing.

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    Multimedia networking allows users on different machines to share images, sound, video and communicate with each other. It enables processing of textual data, audio, video, pictures and animation using computers. Modern multimedia communications have their roots in videoconferencing. Multimedia applications place heavy demands on storage and transmission systems due to their characteristics. Multimedia can be sensitive to delay for interactive sessions requiring less than one second delay, but less sensitive to loss of words or video frames. Multimedia applications include streaming stored media, streaming live media, and real-time interactive media like video conferencing.

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    Multimedia networking allows users on different machines to share images, sound, video and communicate with each other. It enables processing of textual data, audio, video, pictures and animation using computers. Modern multimedia communications have their roots in videoconferencing. Multimedia applications place heavy demands on storage and transmission systems due to their characteristics. Multimedia can be sensitive to delay for interactive sessions requiring less than one second delay, but less sensitive to loss of words or video frames. Multimedia applications include streaming stored media, streaming live media, and real-time interactive media like video conferencing.

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    IntroductionToMultimedia Networking

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    Nourhan Tarek
    Multimedia networking allows users on different machines to share images, sound, video and communicate with each other. It enables processing of textual data, audio, video, pictures and animation using computers. Modern multimedia communications have their roots in videoconferencing. Multimedia applications place heavy demands on storage and transmission systems due to their characteristics. Multimedia can be sensitive to delay for interactive sessions requiring less than one second delay, but less sensitive to loss of words or video frames. Multimedia applications include streaming stored media, streaming live media, and real-time interactive media like video conferencing.

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    Multimedia Networking

    Introduction

    Presented by: Eng./Nourhan Tarek


    What is Multimedia
    Multimedia is a technology that enables humans to
    use computers capable of processing textual data,
    audio and video, still pictures, and animation.
    Multimedia Networking
    Networked multimedia is to build the multimedia on
    network and distributed systems, so different users on
    different machines can share image, sound, video, to
    communicate with each other.
    The value of multimedia
    The modern view of multimedia communications and
    multimedia networks has its roots in
    videoconferencing.
    The characteristics of multimedia make heavy
    demands on storage and transmission systems.
    Multimedia and Quality of Service
    Network Multimedia applications: sending and
    receiving audio and video (“continuous media”) across
    networks
    Quality of Service: network provides application with
    level of performance needed for application to
    function
    Multimedia on the Internet
    Multimedia not as sensitive to loss
    Words from sentence lost still ok
    Frames in video missing still ok
    Multimedia can be very sensitive to delay
    Interactive session needs one-way delays less than 1
    second!
    New phenomenon is jitter!
    Multimedia's applications
    Streaming stored media
    Streaming live media
    Real-time interactive media
    Streaming Stored Media
    Stored on server
    Examples: pre-recorded songs, famous lectures, video-
    on-demand
    RealPlayer, Media Player and Quicktime
    Interactivity: includes pause, ff, rewind…
    Delays of 1 to 10 seconds
    Not so sensitive to jitter
    Streaming Live Media
    “Captured” from live camera, radio, T.V.
    1-way communication, maybe multicast
    Examples: concerts, radio broadcasts, lectures
    RealPlayer, Media Player and Quicktime
    Limited interactivity
    Delays of 1 to 10 seconds
    Not so sensitive to jitter
    Real-Time Interactive Media
    2-way communication
    Examples: Internet phone, video conference
    Very sensitive to delay
    Conclusion
    Networked multimedia is concerned about spreading
    large quantities of data with high quality and as fast as
    possible.

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