The jitter time-stamp approach for clock recovery of real-time variable bit-rate traffic
IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking (TON)
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The transmission of audio-video coded signals in real time applications over ATM networks requires sophisticated techniques for synchronization and buffer control. The presence of ATM cell delay variation (CDV) represents the major jitter source affecting the reconstruction of the time reference signal associated to the actual real-time service. In this paper is presented a buffer control technique and the related implementation aspects, based on both measure and utilization of CDV statistics or alternatively making use of buffer occupation statistics. The system allows setting target jitter attenuation in a way to have pre-established buffer underflow and overflow probabilities and its optimal utilization. The presented technique can be further extended to any asynchronous network context and is particularly suitable for high demanding professional audio-video applications.