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A Wearable Life Multimedia Streaming System
Overview The paper describes the design and the implementation of a system that enables life video streaming in the internet using the Java Media Framework. The sender or presenter walks with a portable computer over a fair and transmits life video and audio data over a WLAN to a server, which is connected to the internet. The users that want to see the video can connect to this server using a web interface. Furthermore a user can interact with the sender either by chatting with him or by requesting the permission to talk. If the permission is granted, the user can communicate with the sender over a voice channel.
| Publisher | Trier University of Applied Sciences | File Format | |
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| Date Published | July 2004 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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