Given by Marek Podgorny, Tom Stachowiak at Rome Laboratory CIV Final Review on 9 April 98. Foils prepared 9 April 98
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Summary of Material
Audio Video Technology supported scripted voice messages in C2 application |
and was later adapted for general audio-video conferencing support |
We describe Audio Video Compression and general multimedia support |
In discussing System architecture, we cover audio, video, directory service archiving and web integration |
In conclusion we discuss features and advantages of our approach |
Outside Index Summary of Material
Marek Podgorny Rome Laboratory Final CIV Review April 8 1998 NPAC Syracuse University |
GSM speech compression
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ITU-T H.261 algorithm
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Bitstream structure |
Motion vector search
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INTRA frame coding |
Modified version of H.261 |
Improvements:
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Data transmission standards
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Session control standards I
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Session control standards II
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Flexibility |
Interoperability
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Extensibility |
Archiving capability |
Physical System Components |
Logical System Structure |
Multipoint Communication Layer (MCL)
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Session Control Layer (SCL)
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RTP Layer
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Session API
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Application API
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Session Control Protocol (SCP)
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Audio Tool |
Video Tool |
Whiteboard |
Text Chat |
mechanisms for porting arbitrary application |
Compression:
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Architecture |
Half-duplex support |
Streams buffering and multiplexing |
Compression:
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Architecture similar to Audio Tool |
Frame rate control |
Formats conversion |
Adapting H.261/H.263 codecs
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Active nodes monitoring |
On-going sessions advertising |
conference creation facilitating |
protection and security |
session types:
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Asynchronous storage mode |
System integration:
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Database integration |
Java API
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Session security
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Tango as collaborative Java environment |
BuenaVista vs. Tango |
Modifications |
Multiuser |
Multiplatform (SGI, Windows 95 and NT) |
Extensibility
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Flexibility
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Archiving capabilities |
Interoperability
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