Playback experience driven cross layer optimisation of APP, transport and MAC layer for video clients over long-term evolution system
Xinyu Huang, Lijun He

TL;DR
This paper presents a cross-layer optimization framework for LTE systems that enhances video playback experience by coordinating application, transport, and MAC layers, reducing rebuffering and improving throughput.
Contribution
It introduces a joint optimization approach that integrates application, transport, and MAC layer strategies for better video streaming performance over LTE.
Findings
Significant improvement in system throughput.
Reduced rebuffering events and playback interruptions.
Maintained acceptable video quality.
Abstract
In traditional communication system, information of APP (Application) layer, transport layer and MAC (Media Access Control)layer has not been fully interacted,which inevitably leads to inconsistencies among TCP congestion state, clients'requirements and resource allocation. To solve the problem, we propose a joint optimization framework, which consists of APP layer, transport layer and MAC layer, to improve the video clients'playback experience and system throughput. First, a client requirement aware autonomous packet drop strategy, based on packet importance, channel condition and playback status, is developed to decrease the network load and the probability of rebuffering events. Further, TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) state aware downlink and uplink resource allocation schemes are proposed to achieve smooth video transmission and steady ACK (Acknowledgement) feedback…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Wireless Network Optimization · Network Traffic and Congestion Control · Image and Video Quality Assessment
