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@article{ Krasic01a,
  author = {Charles Krasic and Kang Li and Jonathan Walpole},
  title = {The Case for Streaming Multimedia with {TCP}},
  journal = {OGI (Oregon Graduate Institute) CSETechnical Report, CSE-01-003},
  year = {2001},
  month = {March},
  annote = {The paper revisit and challenge the dogma that TCP is an undesirable choice for streaming multimedia, video in particular. It is argued that providing smooth video quality requires relatively large receiver buffers. The buffers can then also accomodate TCP retransmissions and the variability in rate that results from congestion control. Employing a new transport protocol is hard and the gains for streaming media may be marginal. A QoS adaptive video system that was originally designed for a network with simple QoS support, priority-labeled packets is presented. It is based on a priority drop and can support multiple adaptation strategies (temporal and spatial). A system for streaming the QoS adaptive video over TCP is then described.},
  url = {Krasic_streaming_TCP_techreport.pdf},
  submitter = {Anna Brunstr̈{o}m},
  bibdate = {Monday, November 05, 2001 at 09:14:52 (CET)}
}