Towards an architecture for distributed multimedia applications support
Published 1 January 1994
Besse, Dairaine, Fedaoui, Tawbi, Thai
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Presents the basic principles of a general architecture for distributed multimedia applications support over ATM-based networks based on the quality of service and communication management functions associated to the services it provides.
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Presents the basic principles of a general architecture for distributed multimedia applications support over ATM-based networks. The architecture is aimed at providing the services, the mechanisms and the interactions required by multimedia applications. The architecture is based on the quality of service and communication management functions associated to the services it provides.>
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