Multi-source Retrieval Clause Samples

Multi-source Retrieval. Narrative A video on demand media service provider offers their service via MPEG DASH which serves segments of audio and video over HTTP. Furthermore, the service provider has several instances of this service located across the city for performance improvement reasons. However, instead of placing all DASH segments on all service instances, they are distributed in a pre-defined manner. Using a multi-source packet transmission approach, the HTTP chunks requested by a particular client are served based on their availability across service instances and other factors such as the network condition towards a particular source. Stakeholders • Media service providers offering an HTTP service via segments, e.g., MPEG DASH for HTTP level streaming. • Platform provider having the capability to support multi-source content retrieval via HTTP. • Infrastructure providers with compute platforms across their network.
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