Network and Operating Systems Support for Digital Audio and Video

Advance reservations for predictive service.- Distributed advance reservation of real-time connections.- Issues of reserving resources in advance.- A computational and engineering view on open distributed real-time multimedia exchange.- Support for user-centric modular real-time resource management in the Rialto operating system.- A rate-based execution abstraction for multimedia computing.- VuSystem performance measurements.- Design of universal continuous media I/O.- A new OS architecture for high performance communication over ATM Networks.- Meeting arbitrary QoS constraints using Dynamic Rate Shaping of coded digital video.- Dynamic QoS management for scalable video flows.- Dynamic service aggregation for efficient use of resources in interactive video delivery.- Evaluation of QOS-Control Servers on Real-Time Mach.- System-level resource management for network-based multimedia applications.- Session IV: A NOSSDAV retrospective.- An end to end software only scalable video delivery system.- A distributed real-time MPEG video audio player.- Analysis of audio packet loss in the internet.- Digital audio and video in industrial systems.- Workstation video playback performance with competitive process load.- When can we unplug the radio and telephone?.- An Adaptive Stream Synchronization Protocol.- A Method and apparatus for measuring media synchronization.- Integrated processor scheduling for multimedia.- Scheduling and admission testing for jitter constrained periodic threads.- A CPU scheduling algorithm for continuous media applications.- Dynamic configuration of conferencing applications using pattern-matching multicast.- WAVE: A new multicast routing algorithm for static and dynamic multicast groups.- Connection establishment for multi-party real-time communication.- The role of multicast communication in the provision of scalable and interactive Video-On-Demand service.- RED-VBR: A new approach to support delay-sensitive VBR video in packet-switched networks.- Determining end-to-end delay bounds in heterogeneous networks.- Adaptive QoS-based API for ATM networking.- Burst scheduling networks: Flow specification and performance guarantees.- A novel video-on-demand storage architecture for supporting constant frame rate with variable bit rate retrieval.- The design and implementation of a RAID-3 multimedia file server.- Efficient data layout, scheduling and playout control in MARS.- Storage replication and layout in Video-On-Demand servers.- Scalable MPEG2 video servers with heterogeneous QoS on parallel disk arrays.- The design of a variable bit rate continuous media server.