%0 Journal Article %1 grohini2015dynamic %A G.Rohini, %A A.Srinivasan, %D 2015 %J International Journal of Computer Networks and Applications (IJCNA) %K Android Efficient Network Streaming Wireless and bandwidth ioS management redundant traffic videos %N 2 %P 57-63 %T Dynamic Transition of Bandwidth and Power Saving Mechanism to Support Multimedia Streaming Using H.264/SVC over the Wireless Networks %U http://www.ijcna.org/Manuscripts/Volume-2/Issue-2/Vol-2-issue-2-M-04.pdf %V 2 %X Nowadays Internet and bandwidth is an extremely valuable and scarce resource in remote networks. Consequently, efficient bandwidth management is necessary to support service stability, good Quality of service and ensure steady quality of experience for users of handheld multimedia streaming services. certainly, the support of uniform streaming rate during the entire course of a streaming videos, where the user is in mobility is one of the demanding issue and may not have high resolution or video quality due to the limited 3G/3.5G/4G bandwidth to the Internet as well as changing of bandwidth . Popular iOS and Android based handheld devices, accessing more Internet video services typically involves about 10%–80% redundant traffic and low battery life. This work proposes the Service transition protocol and Session transition protocol using H.264/SCV over the wireless network. This paper enables dynamic voltage and frequency Scaling Power control mechanism for better battery life. Simulation results shows that the proposed approach outperforms existing bandwidth management schemes in better supporting mobile multimedia services with better life time of battery.

@article{grohini2015dynamic, abstract = {Nowadays Internet and bandwidth is an extremely valuable and scarce resource in remote networks. Consequently, efficient bandwidth management is necessary to support service stability, good Quality of service and ensure steady quality of experience for users of handheld multimedia streaming services. certainly, the support of uniform streaming rate during the entire course of a streaming videos, where the user is in mobility is one of the demanding issue and may not have high resolution or video quality due to the limited 3G/3.5G/4G bandwidth to the Internet as well as changing of bandwidth . Popular iOS and Android based handheld devices, accessing more Internet video services typically involves about 10%–80% redundant traffic and low battery life. This work proposes the Service transition protocol and Session transition protocol using H.264/SCV over the wireless network. This paper enables dynamic voltage and frequency Scaling Power control mechanism for better battery life. Simulation results shows that the proposed approach outperforms existing bandwidth management schemes in better supporting mobile multimedia services with better life time of battery.}, added-at = {2016-10-14T11:29:17.000+0200}, author = {G.Rohini and A.Srinivasan}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/24960ab378a66dd0b163f382306166cb7/ijcnaeditor}, interhash = {dcb2fa746ebd4ee37e9eae114d0000da}, intrahash = {4960ab378a66dd0b163f382306166cb7}, journal = {International Journal of Computer Networks and Applications (IJCNA)}, keywords = {Android Efficient Network Streaming Wireless and bandwidth ioS management redundant traffic videos}, month = {April}, number = 2, pages = {57-63}, timestamp = {2016-10-14T11:29:17.000+0200}, title = {Dynamic Transition of Bandwidth and Power Saving Mechanism to Support Multimedia Streaming Using H.264/SVC over the Wireless Networks}, url = {http://www.ijcna.org/Manuscripts/Volume-2/Issue-2/Vol-2-issue-2-M-04.pdf}, volume = 2, year = 2015 }