Publication

Congestion control for media flows

Laura Toni, Stefano D'Aronco
2017
Patents

Abstract

An apparatus can include a congestion controller at a source endpoint node of a network that is configured to send substantially real-time media data at a variable sending rate to another endpoint node via the network. The congestion controller can be configured to compute the sending rate as a function of a predetermined target delay and feedback from the other endpoint node that includes a receive delay time for packets of the substantially real-time media data to be received at the other endpoint node from the source endpoint node.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/ecad8820-6d43-45f2-a719-77be1b9e6463

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