Operating System Support for Distributed Multimedia Applications; ASurvey of Current Research
In this report we focus on current research in operating system support for multimedia. We consider general design characteristics and look closely at several research projects including Pegasus, DASH, Real-Time Mach, YARTOS, SUMO, Pandora/Medusa, Zebra, RAID-II, the Lancaster Continuous Media Stora...
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| Online Access: | http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.48.9123 http://abyss.snu.ac.kr/~parkmj/paper/pegasus-mm-survey.ps |
| Summary: | In this report we focus on current research in operating system support for multimedia. We consider general design characteristics and look closely at several research projects including Pegasus, DASH, Real-Time Mach, YARTOS, SUMO, Pandora/Medusa, Zebra, RAID-II, the Lancaster Continuous Media Storage Server and the UCSD Multi Media File Server as well as other projects. 1 This report is also published as IT3038/1-93 by NORUT Information Technology, N-9005 Tromsoe, Norway. 2 NORUT Information Technology, N-9005 Tromsoe, Norway and University of Twente, Faculty of Computer Science/SPA, P.O. Box 217, 7500 AE Enschede, The Netherlands. 1 Introduction In the past, a lot of effort from the network research community has been put into support for multimedia applications. Less work has been done by the operating system research community, but there are at the moment several projects in progress. In this report we focus on current research, and look closely at general design characterist. |
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