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Caching in HTTP Adaptive Streaming
2013
Proceedings of Network and Operating System Support on Digital Audio and Video Workshop - NOSSDAV '14
Video streaming is a major source of Internet traffic today and usage continues to grow at a rapid rate. To cope with this new and massive source of traffic, ISPs use methods such as caching to reduce the amount of traffic traversing their networks and serve customers better. However, the presence of a standard cache server in the video transfer path may result in bitrate oscillations and sudden rate changes for Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP (DASH) clients. In this paper, we investigate
doi:10.1145/2597176.2578270
dblp:conf/nossdav/LeeDB14
fatcat:7atgtn6jcrd5pnyy5tx6fdd4ly