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Decentralized Cloud Method For Multicasting Media Stream
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AUTHOR(S)
D M B N Bandara, W M J I Wijayanayake
KEYWORDS
Network, Multicasting, Streaming, Cloud, Network Protocol, Data Transmit, Memory Efficiency
ABSTRACT
With the advancement of Information technology the concept of idea sharing has advanced. Mostly on presentations; personal computer and projector have become essentials. But on most occasions for connecting these equipment cables and physical devices are used. This is inefficient and time consuming. If a problem occurs, someone with technical knowledge is necessary to solve the situation. The objective of this research is to use the wireless technology to reduce the manual configuration and build up a platform where one can easily share files, a visuals, media and feedback. A system has been developed to detect all the devices over a network and upon granted permission, will share video, audio, and access controls. Final outcome of the research was a collaborative software bundle which work together on a network. One part of the system is a Desktop Network Software. And other is a Mobile Application. Desktop application can detect all other devices in the network which provides the same facility and if required can allocate a group and share it’s screen, files and have a message stream to each device using multicasting. Mobile application can act as a mobile remote to the host computer of the group which can detect any input from user and pass it to the system.
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