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A Protocol for Multimedia Transmission over Wireless Networks: Introduction to a multiple access protocol for multimedia transmi,Used
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For the multipleaccess protocol in wireless network, it is a scheme to control the access to a shared communication medium among various users. Access protocol can be grouped due to the bandwidth allocation mechanism, which can be static or dynamic, and the type of control mechanism implements. Each Media Access Control (MAC) uses a different media or multiple accesses schemes to allocate the limited bandwidth. It is required to develop simple and efficient resource management protocols for these network results in reduced processing cost, faster processing and a better use of network resources. When a mount of traffic is classified by different flow characteristics and then QoS requirement increases the utilization of the network resources. The orchestrated multimedia transmission is expected that the various elements of the multimedia service will be synchronized at the receiver node. There is a need for dynamic resource allocation protocols to take care of the various types of input sources. Static optimal and a dynamic optimal resource management protocols have been developed and evaluated.
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