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Performance of distributed video on demand system for multirate traffic

Kanrar, 2011

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15024612528043262573
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Kanrar S
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2011 International Conference on Recent Trends in Information Systems

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Interactive multimedia system represents a key technology rapidly evolving from marketing hype and research prototypes to commercial deployments. In distributed video on demand system the server has complete control over the session and has the freedom to explore the …
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