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LiveClip: towards intelligent mobile short-form video streaming with deep reinforcement learning
International Workshop on Network and Operating System Support for Digital Audio and Video, 2020Recent years have witnessed great success of mobile short-form video apps. However, most current video streaming strategies are designed for long-form videos, which cannot be directly applied to short-form videos.
Jian-Qian He +3 more
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DRL360: 360-degree Video Streaming with Deep Reinforcement Learning
IEEE Conference on Computer Communications, 2019360-degree videos have gained more popularity in recent years, owing to the great advance of panoramic cameras and head-mounted devices. However, as 360-degree videos are usually in high resolution, transmitting the content requires extremely high ...
Yuanxing Zhang +5 more
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Optimizing Social Welfare of Live Video Streaming Services in Mobile Edge Computing
IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, 2020The live video streaming services have been suffered from the limited backhaul capacity of the cellular core network and occasional congestions due to the cloud-based architecture.
Yi-Hsuan Hung +2 more
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IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications, 2019
Blockchain-based video streaming systems aim to build decentralized peer-to-peer networks with flexible monetization mechanisms for video streaming services.
Mengting Liu +4 more
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Blockchain-based video streaming systems aim to build decentralized peer-to-peer networks with flexible monetization mechanisms for video streaming services.
Mengting Liu +4 more
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SR360: boosting 360-degree video streaming with super-resolution
International Workshop on Network and Operating System Support for Digital Audio and Video, 2020360-degree videos have gained increasing popularity due to its capability to provide users with immersive viewing experience. Given the limited network bandwidth, it is a common approach to only stream video tiles in the user's Field-of-View (FoV) with ...
Jiawen Chen +4 more
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Pano: optimizing 360° video streaming with a better understanding of quality perception
Conference on Applications, Technologies, Architectures, and Protocols for Computer Communication, 2019Streaming 360° videos requires more bandwidth than non-360° videos. This is because current solutions assume that users perceive the quality of 360° videos in the same way they perceive the quality of non-360° videos. This means the bandwidth demand must
Yu Guan +4 more
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2010
Mobile video streaming is a natural augmentation to today’s thriving Internet video streaming service. With the rapid growth of the capability of mobile handheld devices and abundant bandwidth from high-speed wireless networks, it is expected that mobile video streaming service will soon become a lucrative business section and a thrust for ...
Chung-wei Lee, Joshua L. Smith
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Mobile video streaming is a natural augmentation to today’s thriving Internet video streaming service. With the rapid growth of the capability of mobile handheld devices and abundant bandwidth from high-speed wireless networks, it is expected that mobile video streaming service will soon become a lucrative business section and a thrust for ...
Chung-wei Lee, Joshua L. Smith
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A Survey on 360° Video Streaming
ACM Computing Surveys, 2019Head-mounted displays and 360° videos have become increasingly more popular, delivering a more immersive viewing experience to end users. Streaming 360° videos over the best-effort Internet, however, faces tremendous challenges, because of the high ...
Ching-Ling Fan +3 more
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Proceedings of the 2018 ACM International Conference on Interactive Experiences for TV and Online Video, 2018
Haptic feedback takes on an important role in providing spatial cues, which are difficult to convey solely by sight, as well as in increasing the immersion of contents. However, although a number of techniques and applications for haptic media have been proposed in this regard, live streaming of touchable video has yet to be actively deployed due to ...
Seokyeol Kim, Jinah Park
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Haptic feedback takes on an important role in providing spatial cues, which are difficult to convey solely by sight, as well as in increasing the immersion of contents. However, although a number of techniques and applications for haptic media have been proposed in this regard, live streaming of touchable video has yet to be actively deployed due to ...
Seokyeol Kim, Jinah Park
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2014
Abstract : The Army is interested in developing applications that take advantage of computing power, which is becoming more readily available on the battlefield. One such application is video collection and processing. Soldiers often bring their own mobile devices into the field, and those devices are untapped resources that can be used as cheap ...
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Abstract : The Army is interested in developing applications that take advantage of computing power, which is becoming more readily available on the battlefield. One such application is video collection and processing. Soldiers often bring their own mobile devices into the field, and those devices are untapped resources that can be used as cheap ...
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