Jean Le Feuvre
ABSTRACT
While over-the-top video distribution is now widely deployed, it still suffers from much higher latencies than traditional broadcast, typically from a few seconds up to half a minute. In this paper, we demonstrate a novel DASH system with latency close to broadcast channels, and show how such a system can be used to enable combined broadcast and broadband services while keeping the client buffering requirements on the broadcast link low.
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- ISO/IEC 13818--1:2015:Amd.2 Timeline and External Media InformationGoogle Scholar
- Bouzakaria, N., Concolato, C., & Le Feuvre, J. 2014. Overhead and performance of low latency live streaming using MPEG-DASH. In Proc. of IEEE IISA 2014. pp. 92--97.Google ScholarCross Ref
- Le Feuvre, J, Concolato, C, Dufourd, J-C, Bouqueau, R, and Moissinac, J-C. 2011. Experimenting with multimedia advances using GPAC. In Proc. of ACM MM '11. pp. 715--718. DOI=10.1145/2072298.2072427 Google ScholarDigital Library
- MPEG-DASH for Low Latency and Hybrid Streaming Services
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