Modified Conservative Staircase Scheme for Video Services
Hari Om, Satish Chand · 2007
The staircase scheme is one of the important schemes as regards the buffer storage and disk transfer rate. However, it does not always provide the video data to the users in time. This drawback has been removed in the conservative staircase broadcasting scheme in which the video segments are downloaded and stored at the client's site in their entirety before they are required for viewing. It does remove the non-delivery of the video data to the users in time, but requires more resources. In this paper, the modified conservative staircase scheme is proposed, which requires less resources and does not suffer from the problem of non-delivery of video data in time. We measure the performance parameters in terms of their maximum values, i.e., for the worst case scenario, whereas in the conservative staircase scheme, they have been discussed with respect to their average values in which case the user services may not always be provide. Furthermore, the proposed scheme performs better than the conservative staircase scheme