Titlebook: Design of Reservation Protocols for Multimedia Communication; Luca Delgrossi Book 1996 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1996 Internet.architectu

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HeiTP: A Transport Layer over ST-IIST-II offers at the network layer a larger set of functions than other network protocols. Still, some important functions are missing that call for a transport service above it, and the service offered by ST-II needs to be completed by appropriate functions at the transport layer.

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Introductiongly sophisticated services to their users. The proliferation of low-cost personal computers and workstations and the integration of multimedia capabilities into today’s systems call for a wide variety of new distributed applications and services that can fully exploit the potential of digital audio and video in a computer environment.

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Filtering Hierarchical Substreamsarticipating receivers, and for applications that transmit their data across a wide geographical range, there exists a need to support receivers and intermediate transmission paths with different capabilities.

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A Comparison with RSVP) [ZDES93]. The internal details of ST-II and RSVP are analysed, focusing on the data forwarding, multicast, and quality of service aspects of multimedia communication. Rather than trying to decide which protocol is superior, the goal has been to identify the classes of applications that are better supported by one or the other protocol.

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The China Theatre and the Pacific Wargly sophisticated services to their users. The proliferation of low-cost personal computers and workstations and the integration of multimedia capabilities into today’s systems call for a wide variety of new distributed applications and services that can fully exploit the potential of digital audio

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The China Theatre and the Pacific Ware the requirements of distributed multimedia applications. Starting from this point, we now discuss in further details this scenario and the imposed requirements, with the intent to explore the fundamental techniques that can be adopted to facilitate the exchange of multimedia data.