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Performance of Constant Quality Video Applications Using the DCCP Transport Protocol

Overview The Datagram Congestion Control Protocol (DCCP) is a transport protocol that was developed by the IETF to provide an unreliable congestion controlled delivery of data packets. It removes the shortcomings of TCP and UDP for real-time applications, while combining the advantages of both these protocols. This paper studies the influence the DCCP protocol has on the end-user quality of video applications. It considers an application that aims to provide a video of constant quality to the user. Since a typical video contains scenes of different complexity, the bit rate produced during the encoding of the scenes will vary in order to achieve the constant quality.

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University of Antwerp
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Date Published
Dec 27, 2007
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Streaming Media, TCP - IP

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