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Transmission of MPEG-2 Video Streams over ATM
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Dejittering in the transport of MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 video
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Sojourn-time analysis on nodal congestion in broadband networks and its impact on QoS specifications
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Dimensioning of play-out buffers for real-time services in a B-ISDN
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Computer Communications
Real-time transmission of multilayer video over ATM networks
Computer Communications
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Market growth for PC multimedia and digital video owes largely to the rapid adoption of ISO compression standards by the industry. For video dial tone (VDT) services, the MPEG-2 set of standards have clearly emerged as the preferred coding method for VDT networks. For point-to-point switched video or multimedia connections, ATM has emerged as the technology of choice for switching and transport. This article describes how compressed digital video is transported over a VDT network, what some of the issues are, and how they are being addressed by the industry. It describes a generic VDT reference architecture, and the delivery method of video and multimedia information over such a network