Mobile video surveillance represents a new paradigm that encompasses, on the one side,
ubiquitous video acquisition and, on the other side, ubiquitous video processing and …

Client-side data buffering is a common technique to deal with media playout interruptions of
streaming video caused by network jitters and packet losses of best-effort networks …

In this work, we focus on the Stochastic Traffic Engineering (STE) problem arising from the
support of QoS-demanding real-time media-streaming applications over fading and …

Adaptive media playout (AMP) control is proposed in order to compensate for the bit-rate
fluctuation of networks, which may result in playout interruptions in video streaming …

As social networks have become more pervasive, they have changed how we interact
socially. The traditional TV experience has drifted from an event at a fixed location with …

In this paper, a scalable hardware and software architecture for tiled display systems (aka
videowalls), which can be implemented by using low-cost devices, together with a dynamic …

Abstract Adaptive Media Playout (AMP) consists of smoothly and dynamically adjusting the
media playout rate to recover from undesired (eg, buffer overflow/underflow or out-of-sync) …

Video rate adaptation has large impact on quality of experience (QoE). However, existing
video rate adaptation is rather limited due to a small number of rate choices, which results in …

Newer social multimedia applications, such as Social TV or networked multi-player games,
enable independent groups (or clusters) of users to interact among themselves and share …

To improve the playout quality of video streaming services, an arrival process-controlled
adaptive media playout (AMP) mechanism is designed in this study. The proposed AMP …