Video streaming In India

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Video streaming In India
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• Streaming media is media that is consumed (read,
  heard, viewed) while it is being delivered.
  Streaming is more a property of the delivery
  system than the media itself. The distinction is
  usually applied to media that are distributed
  over computer networks most other delivery
  systems are either inherently streaming (radio,
  television) or inherently non-streaming (books,
  video cassettes, audio CDs).

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• The word 'stream' is also used as a verb,
  meaning to deliver streaming media. The
  difference between Video Conferencing and Video
  streaming in simple terms is that Video
  conferencing is a two way and multiway
  collaboration of audio, video and data, whereas
  streaming is a one way delivery of audio, video
  and data. Ofcourse the return path can be a data
  chat mode in a streaming application.
• The big challenge in Video conferencing
  application is the high bandwidth requirement at
  the central Multi Conference Server which will be
  twice the number of users connected multiplied by
  the bandwidth at which the conference is taking
  place and hence the reachability is limited based
  on the available bandwidth on the unicast mode.
  In Streaming, over a multicast network, only the
  bandwidth at which the stream is captured is used
  irrespective of the number of users who receive
  the stream. Over the unicast mode, the bandwidth
  required would be equal to the number of users
  multiplied by the bandwidth at which the stream
  is being captured.

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• Protocol Issue
• Designing a network protocol to support streaming
  media raises many issues. Datagram protocols,
  such as the User Datagram Protocol (UDP), send
  the media stream as a series of small packets.
  This is simple and efficient however, packets
  are liable to be lost or corrupted in transit.
  Depending on the protocol and the extent of the
  loss, the client may be able to recover the data
  with error correction techniques, may interpolate
  over the missing data, or may suffer a dropout.

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• The Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP),
  Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP) and the
  Real-time Transport Control Protocol (RTCP) were
  specifically designed to stream media over
  networks. The latter two are built on top of UDP.
• Reliable protocols, such as the Transmission
  Control Protocol (TCP), guarantee correct
  delivery of each bit in the media stream.
  However, they accomplish this with a system of
  timeouts and retries, which makes them more
  complex to implement. It also means that when
  there is data loss on the network, the media
  stream stalls while the protocol handlers detect
  the loss and retransmit the missing data. Clients
  can minimize the effect of this by buffering data
  for display.

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• Hence when designing a streaming application,
  knowledge of Networks design, Quality of video
  streaming service over IP network, and the
  multimedia capturing tools audio, video, data
  are essential to deliver a smooth media stream.

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