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Low delayed Mobile Live Streaming method and its implementation

Sungmin Cho, Jongmin Lee, Kyungmo Park

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The volume of live data transmitted across wireless and mobile networks continues to grow at a rapid speed. In addition, HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) has been widely used for mobile live contents streaming both on WiFi and 3G/LTE networks. Compared to legacy media streaming protocols such as HLS, RTSP, MPEG Media Transport (MMT) [1] real-time live streaming protocol provides low delayed video streaming feature by fragmenting media data into very small size chunks and having short signaling interval. We have developed low delayed mobile live streaming system which is so-called True Real-time Mobile Live Streaming (TRMLS) based on MPEG MMT standards with customized technologies and will introduce implementations in this paper.

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Key concepts: Real Time Streaming Protocol, Computer science, Live streaming, Video streaming, Implementation, Streaming current, Computer network, Protocol (science)