Transmissão de Vídeo em Tempo Real em Redes AD HOC
Abstract
In the next few years is expected a considerable growth of video transmission in wireless networks, this is especially true considering mobile devices. In the light of this, the main goal of this work is to perform a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the real-time video transmission between mobile devices. This is important to better understand all the details involved in this process. In order to do that, several methods of package transmission of live video stream were analyzed. Using a network simulator OMNeT++ and the INET Framework, these methods were assessed and classified according to their qualities and scalability. A comparison between the protocols TCP, UDP, and the transmission technique DASH is also presented. So, we did analysis with the metrics of delay in the delivery of the packages, among of KiB received by the receiver host and the package loss and required rate.
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