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Video and User‘s Data Multiplexing in Desktop Video Conferencing Systems

ZhangTao, CAIAn-ni

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In desktop video conferencing systems,the quality of video as well as the response speed of user's data is important element of systematic performance.In this paper,four video and data multiplexing strategies in terminals:the alternate Method,the Video-Priority Method,the Data-Priority Method,and the Dynamic Priority Method,are investigated.Their influences on transmission performances of data and video are discussed.

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In desktop video conferencing systems,the quality of video as well as the response speed of user's data is important element of systematic performance.In this paper,four video and data multiplexing strategies in terminals:the alternate Method,the Video-Priority Method,the Data-Priority Method,and the Dynamic Priority Method,are investigated.Their influences on transmission performances of data and video are discussed.

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In desktop video conferencing systems,the quality of video as well as the response speed of user's data is important element of systematic performance.In this paper,four video and data multiplexing strategies in terminals:the alternate Method,the Video-Priority Method,the Data-Priority Method,and the Dynamic Priority Method,are investigated.Their influences on transmission performances of data and video are discussed.

Key concepts: Computer science, Videoconferencing, Multiplexing, Teleconference, Video processing, Smacker video, Transmission (telecommunications), Video tracking

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