TITRE Adaptive Packet Video Streaming Over IP Networks - LaBRI
TITRE Adaptive Packet Video Streaming Over IP Networks - LaBRI
TITRE Adaptive Packet Video Streaming Over IP Networks - LaBRI
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Figure 6-12: S<strong>IP</strong> user agent call parameters setup snapshot<br />
Our S<strong>IP</strong> terminal uses also JMF API to add enable audio and <strong>Video</strong>. Our S<strong>IP</strong> implementation<br />
uses TCP or UDP protocol for signaling. The Figure 6-12 shows a brief snapshot of S<strong>IP</strong> Terminal<br />
when inviting another user to videoconferencing. We’ve used also other S<strong>IP</strong> terminals [180] and<br />
[181] to test our Interworking Server and to verify compatibility issues.<br />
6.4 Conclusion<br />
Diversity and heterogeneity of multimedia terminals and services characterize today <strong>IP</strong><br />
networking environment. Consequently, interworking becomes a critical issue for resolving the<br />
differences in these elements and enabling seamless provision of audiovisual applications across<br />
networks. Interworking is a way of making different communicating systems cooperate to perform<br />
a particular service. Thus, this chapter emphasizes technical issues on call control and session<br />
establishment interworking between an ISO DMIF-compliant terminal and IETF S<strong>IP</strong>-compliant.<br />
We described, in this chapter, the design and implementation of an experimental interworking<br />
signaling gateway that performs various translation functions between the two signaling protocols,<br />
including session protocol conversion, service gateway conversion, and address translation.<br />
Multimedia Internet designers may then transparently combine MPEG-4 multimedia content and<br />
<strong>IP</strong> telephony for advance videoconferencing services such as e-learning, e-commerce or<br />
collaborative conferencing. Internet users might well have the impression that it is an integrated<br />
multimedia service offered by a single Internet site. This is what we call a “seamless <strong>IP</strong><br />
videoconferencing service interworking”. Current implementation supports both translation modes.<br />
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