Utilization of the Software-Defined Networking Approach in a Model of a 3DTV Service
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https://doi.org/10.26636/jtit.2015.1.775Keywords:
3DTV service, SDN, Software-defined Networking, streaming architectureAbstract
In article a new concept concerning multimedia service modeling of stereoscopic motion pictures distribution is depicted. Presented conceptual model utilizes functionality approach supported by a Software-defined Networking (SDN) architecture. The core elements composing the proposed 3D television service are stated, depicting internal arrangement of a modern 3DTV service. Moreover, investigated examples of a functional utilization of the SDN approach in a 3DTV service model realization reveal key improvements towards greater flexibility and efficiency in heterogeneous users environment.
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