Low Latency Low Loss Media Delivery Utilizing In-Network Packet Wash

Abstract This paper presents new techniques and mechanisms for carrying streams of layered video using Scalable Video Coding (SVC) from servers to clients, utilizing the Packet Wash mechanism which is part Big Protocol (BPP). BPP was designed handle transfer packets high-bandwidth, low-latency applications, aiming overcome a number issues current networks have with high precision services. One most important advantages that it allows dynamic adaption during transmission. uses reduce payload, size packet by eliminating specific chunks. For video, this means cutting out segments transferred rather than dropping packets, as happens UDP based transmission, or retrying transmission TCP. The chunk elimination approach well matched SVC these are utilized presented. An evaluation performance provided, plus comparison TCP, other common approaches media over IP. Our main contributions mapping into provide low latency, loss delivery, provides better QoE either when those mechanisms. has proved be an effective way enhance streaming obtaining continuous while maintaining guaranteed quality at receiver. In work we successfully used H264 encoded BPP, can demonstrate delivery latency in limited bandwidth environments.