EE436 CS422 Wireless Networking Technologies and Aplications Video Multicasting via ad-hoc Network Group 5 Ali Karaduman Mehmet Kopan Onur Özbek M.Burak.

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EE436 CS422 Wireless Networking Technologies and Aplications Video Multicasting via ad-hoc Network Group 5 Ali Karaduman Mehmet Kopan Onur Özbek M.Burak Şenol Instructors Ezhan Karaşan & İ brahim Körpeo ğ lu 14/05/2010

Introduction to WiSS (1) WiSS: Video multicasting application in ad-hoc networks Multicast

Introduction to WiSS (2) Features WiSS done via User Datagram Protocol(UDP) -to prevent congestion -received signal -Thread and Real-time Transport Protocol(RTP) For Multicast; Establishing Different Multicast Groups in the Same Ad-Hoc Network Quality Problem in Multicast -RTP vs. UDP -Also in VLC

How does WiSS work? Server casts a media only to clients who desire to watch the media Every client can be also a server at the same time A client, who is not in a Multicast Group, can join the Multicast Group at the middle of a casting session

Future Extension Java Media Framework ( JMF ) in RTP based server-client communication JMStudio, integrated with WiSS GUI, are used to open media at the client.

Hardware/Software Requirements VLC media player Java & Java Packages -DatagramPacket -DatagramSocket -MulticastSocket

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