International Conference on Internet Computing · 2005 · 13 citations · 8 references
Mpeg-21 Session MobilityMpeg-21 ApproachEdge ComputingSession MobilityMobile MultimediaMultimedia NetworkWireless Multimedia SystemBroadband Network ConnectionsMobile ComputingMultimedia DeliveryMobility ProtocolMobile Communication
Since broadband network connections are becoming ubiquitous, people expect access to multimedia content anywhere anytime. This new demand results in a need to create and develop new, powerful devices for multimedia consumption. The new devices, each having their set Of network and terminal capabilities, allow transparent access to multimedia and therefore open the path to transparent mobility of multimedia. In this paper we demonstrate how MPEG-21 can be used to provide a solution for session mobility between devices with different terminal and network capabilities. We demonstrate how MPEG-21 Digital Items call be used for realizing session mobility between two different devices and how it can overcome the difficulties of capability differences. The feasibility, of the MPEG-21 approach for session mobility is illustrated by the implementation of a demonstrator on the Windows Mobile 2003 and Windows XP platforms. This paper outlines the technical details of the implementation and the results of several performance measurements on both platforms.
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MPEG-21: goals and achievements
Rik Van de Walle, Kathy Hill, J. Bormans et al. · IEEE Multimedia · 2003 · 206 citations
Artificial Intelligence, Video Installation, New Technologies +13