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Idle-bandwidth self-adaption method for Internet video streaming media transmission

An Internet video and streaming media transmission technology, applied in the field of Internet video streaming media transmission idle bandwidth adaptive, can solve the problem of copyright leakage of video buffering behavior, achieve the effect of improving chaotic competition, expanding video quality, and protecting film copyright

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-08-07
秦祎芃
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[0007] Secondly, the video buffering behavior itself also has the hidden danger of copyright leakage

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[0035] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with examples, but the protection scope of the present invention should not be limited by this.

[0036] An adaptive method for idle bandwidth of Internet video streaming media transmission includes the following steps:

[0037] ⑴ When the user terminal uses the service of an Internet video company or other enterprise that provides online viewing of film and television resources, the server obtains the number n of videos watched by the user based on the terminal IP address. In this example, n=6. And get the user's video viewing priority through the user's operation on the player, that is, the current playing is the priority video V 1 ,V 2 ,...,V k , This example takes V 1 ,V 2 ; The unplayed is the preliminary video V k+1 ,V k+2 ,...,V n , This case corresponds to V 3 ,V 4 ,V 5 ,V 6 .

[0038] ⑵The server measures the speed of the terminal to obtain the average downlink data transmission rate v total (MB / s). ...

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An idle-bandwidth self-adaption method for Internet video streaming media transmission includes that (1) when services provided by an Internet video company or other companies providing video-resources online viewing services are utilized by a user terminal , the amount of videos viewed by the user terminal is acquired by a server according to a user terminal IP (Internet protocol) address, and user terminal video viewing priority is acquired according to operations on a player by the user terminal; (2) speed measurement of the user terminal is performed by the server to acquire average downlink data transmitting rate; (3) storage space volume required by each video while playing and time of each video while playing when requested by the user terminal to view are acquired by the server; and (4) high-quality prepared videos and low-quality prepared videos are buffered sequentially, and the bandwidths are allocated according to a principle of buffering videos with same percentage rates. By the aid of the idle-bandwidth self-adaption method, disordered competition phenomena caused by unregulated manners of existing video streaming media while transmitting are optimized, so that quality of available videos which the users can view online is improved under the condition of constant available bandwidth, and meanwhile, a video copyright protection method is provided.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of internet communication technology and coordination between a server and a terminal, in particular to an internet video streaming media transmission idle bandwidth adaptive method. Background technique [0002] The Internet began as the first packet-switched network ARPANET created by the U.S. Department of Defense in 1969. It marked the UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles), Stanford Research Institute, and UCSB (California). University) and the four main computers of University of Utah (University of Utah) are connected. By the mid-1970s, people realized that it was impossible to use a single network to satisfy all communication problems. So ARPA began to study the technology of multiple network interconnection, which directly led to the emergence of the Internet. In 1983, the TCP / IP protocol became the standard protocol on ARPANET, enabling all computers using the TCP / IP protocol to communicate with...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): H04N21/2385H04N21/647
Inventor 秦祎芃
Owner 秦祎芃
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