Survey of P2P Streaming Applications
draft-ietf-ppsp-survey-02
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| Authors | Ning Zong , Gu Yingjie , Hui Zhang , Yunfei Zhang , Jun Lei , Gonzalo Camarillo , Liu Yong , Delfin Montuno , Lei Xie | ||
| Last updated | 2011-07-05 (Latest revision 2011-03-11) | ||
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Abstract
This document surveys a number of popular Peer-to-Peer streaming applications on the Internet. The Architecture and Peer Protocol/Tracker Signaling Protocol description is our main focus., We study well-known P2P streaming systems, including Joost, PPlive, and other popular existing systems, and we summarize a common P2P streaming process model and its correspondent signaling process for use in the P2P Streaming Protocol standardization effort.
Authors
Ning Zong
Gu Yingjie
Hui Zhang
Yunfei Zhang
Jun Lei
Gonzalo Camarillo
Liu Yong
Delfin Montuno
Lei Xie
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