2015Unpublished venueOpen access

H.264 QoS and Application Performance with Different Streaming Protocols

Sanna Laine, Ismo Hakala

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Streaming techniques, including the selected streaming protocol, have an effect on the streaming quality. In this study, the performance of three different streaming protocols in a disturbed communication channel is evaluated with a modified version of the FFPlay player. A H.264 encoded video is use

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Streaming techniques, including the selected streaming protocol, have an effect on the streaming quality. In this study, the performance of three different streaming protocols in a disturbed communication channel is evaluated with a modified version of the FFPlay player. A H.264 encoded video is use

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Streaming techniques, including the selected streaming protocol, have an effect on the streaming quality. In this study, the performance of three different streaming protocols in a disturbed communication channel is evaluated with a modified version of the FFPlay player. A H.264 encoded video is use

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

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