Sentence examples for multimedia service quality from inspiring English sources
The quality of network condition has major effect on multimedia service quality.
At the same time, the system throughput and delay of the multimedia service quality guarantee mechanism based on the wavelet analysis are analyzed.
Heterogeneous network structure requires the transmission of multimedia files adapted to fluctuating network condition in order to achieve good multimedia service quality, while saving network resources and preventing network congestion.
In the experiment, we compared the throughput and end-to-end delay of the CSCOW scheme and the multimedia service quality guarantee mechanism based on wavelet analysis denoted as QOSGW scheme, as shown in Figs. 3 and 4. Each mobile distortion video frame of CSCOW would be compensated immediately.
Due to the great interest in providing multimedia service with stringent quality of service (QoS) over CR networks [2 5], it is highly desirable for CRNs to support real-time traffic with QoS provisioning.
Moreover, these multimedia systems need better service quality than best-effort service.
Providing high-quality multimedia service has become an attractive application in wireless communication systems.
Over the past decade, IEEE 802.11 has become the dominant technology for wireless local area network (WLAN) because of low cost and easy deployment, and the promise of high-quality multimedia service is beyond doubt one of the major driving forces of the next generation WLAN.
Some utility-based adaptation schemes [14 17] have been proposed to optimize the quality of multimedia service with network constraints.
This paper presents a scalable architecture for a high-performance IP switch based on Priority Active Queue Management (PAQM), which provides multimedia services with improved quality of service (QoS) in the communication system.
The next-generation wireless networks are expected to provide various broadband multimedia services with diverse quality of service (QoS) requirements.
