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Stream Control Transmission Protocol
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[Published in Proc. of BSDCon Europe 2002] The MPEG-4 standard encodes a video stream in 3 different frames, I, P and B, where the P and B frames depend on the I frame. Loosing an I frame is especially bad. In this paper we exploit the Partial Reliability features of the SCTP transport protocol to selectively retransmit I frames in presence of congestion, obtaining a better quality of the decoded stream.
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