An Efficient Transport Protocol for delivery of Multimedia An Efficient Transport Protocol for delivery of Multimedia Content in Wireless Grids
Suresh Jaganathan, Srinivasan Arulanadam, Damodaram Avula

TL;DR
This paper introduces MMGP, an application layer protocol with a new video compression algorithm, dWave, designed to efficiently deliver multimedia content over wireless grid environments, addressing connectivity, heterogeneity, security, and mobility challenges.
Contribution
The paper proposes a novel multimedia grid protocol and a new video compression algorithm to improve multimedia delivery in wireless grid systems.
Findings
Enhanced streaming efficiency with dWave compression
Reliable multimedia delivery in wireless grids
Addresses key challenges like mobility and security
Abstract
A grid computing system is designed for solving complicated scientific and commercial problems effectively,whereas mobile computing is a traditional distributed system having computing capability with mobility and adopting wireless communications. Media and Entertainment fields can take advantage from both paradigms by applying its usage in gaming applications and multimedia data management. Multimedia data has to be stored and retrieved in an efficient and effective manner to put it in use. In this paper, we proposed an application layer protocol for delivery of multimedia data in wireless girds i.e. multimedia grid protocol (MMGP). To make streaming efficient a new video compression algorithm called dWave is designed and embedded in the proposed protocol. This protocol will provide faster, reliable access and render an imperceptible QoS in delivering multimedia in wireless grid…
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Taxonomy
TopicsDistributed and Parallel Computing Systems · Peer-to-Peer Network Technologies · Advanced Data Compression Techniques
