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RTP/I - Toward a Common Application Level Protocol for Distributed Interactive Media
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Author(s):
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Martin Mauve, Volker Hilt, Christoph Kuhmünch, Wolfgang Effelsberg.
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Title:
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RTP/I - Toward a Common Application Level Protocol for Distributed Interactive Media
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Published:
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IEEE Transactions on Multimedia 3
(1),
pp. 152-161,
March 2001
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Keyword(s):
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Distributed Interactive Media, Distributed Virutal Environments, Multimedia Communication and Networking, Networked Computer Games, Shared Whiteboard Systems, Transport Protocols
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Abstract:
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Distributed interactive media are media that involve communication
over a computer network as well as user interactions with the medium
itself. Examples of this kind of media are shared whiteboard
presentations and networked computer games. One key problem of
this media class is that a large amount of common functionality is currently
redesigned and redeveloped for each single medium. In order to solve
this problem we present a media model and an application level protocol
called RTP/I. Derived from the experience gained with audio and video
transmission using RTP, RTP/I is defined as a new protocol framework
which reuses many aspects of RTP while it is thoroughly adapted to
meet the demands of distributed interactive media. By identifying and
supporting the common aspects of distributed interactive media RTP/I
allows the reuse of key functionality in form of generic services.
Furthermore RTP/I makes it possible for applications of different
vendors to interact with each other in a standardized way.
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