Internet

Quality of Service (QoS) refers to the assurance of acceptably low delays and packet losses for particular traffic or application types. It is defined as the provision of service differentiation as well as performance assurance...

Hentschel, Reinder, & Yiirgwei (2002) explore the potential of programmable platforms as against dedicated hardware, based on Scalable Video Algorithms (SVA) in the interests of flexibility, cost-effectiveness...

Given the fact that the modern internet connects to several administrative domains, end-to-end QoS can be ensured by the concatenation of the domain-to-domain data forwarding, which in turn can use three separate frameworks.

There is a rapidly growing demand for multimedia applications over the internet, and with it, the need to bolster the quality and efficiency with which they can be available.