Week-5 (Lecture-1) Streaming media: Audio video content over internet Played immediately No wait for download file Use the data packet Advantages: Video.

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Week-5 (Lecture-1) Streaming media: Audio video content over internet Played immediately No wait for download file Use the data packet Advantages: Video search Monitor the content (content log) Efficient use of bandwidth More control of content creator

Week-5 (Lecture-1) Usage / Application advertisements Art Education Entertainment Engineering Medicine Mathematics Business

Multimedia Communications 3 Week-5 (Lecture-1)

Characteristics of Multimedia Data 4 Week-5 (Lecture-1)

Methods of Streaming Stored Audio And Video 5 1.Using a Web Server 2.Using a Web Server with Metafile 3.Using a Media Server 4.Using a Media Server and RTSP Week-5 (Lecture-1)

1- Using a Web Server 6 Week-5 (Lecture-1)

2- Using a Web Server with Metafile 7 Week-5 (Lecture-2)

3- Using a Media Server 8 Week-5 (Lecture-2)

4- Using a Media Server and RTSP 9 Week-5 (Lecture-2)

10 Streaming Media Protocols: Real time transport (RTP)- Critical high bandwidth need of streaming Real time sharing protocol (TRSP)- Allows play, pause, fast forward Synchronized multimedia integration language (SMIL)- Text based markup language Presented in time constrained manner

Week-5 (Lecture-2) 11 Question- Why HTTP not suitable for streaming? Answer: HTTP runs on TCP TCP lacks of timeliness TCP change data transfer rate of client-server connection according to availability of bandwidth, not the need of media TCP not suited to multicast