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Seamless MPEG-4 Video Streaming Over Mobile IP-Enabled Wireless LAN

Overview In the mobile IP-enabled Wireless LAN (WLAN), packet transfer is interrupted due to the handoff of a mobile node at the link and network layers, which results in burst packet loss. This transient behavior is hurting time-critical streaming media applications. Many ideas mitigating the interruption have been suggested such as reducing handoff latency and minimizing packet losses. Also, in the applications perspective, it is known that extending the pre-buffering at a streaming client can mitigates the playback disruption due to handoffs. In this paper, targeting seamless streaming over the mobile IP-enabled WLAN, it extend the mobile IPv4 protocol and experiment on the MPEG-4 video streaming with the implemented mobile IP system.

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Publisher	Kwang-Ju Institute of Science and Technology	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2004	Downloads	2
Format	White Papers
Topics	Wireless LAN, Streaming Media, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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