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=CLIENT, SERVER, RECEPTION METHOD AND TRANSMISSION METHOD COMPLIED TO MOVING PICTURE EXPERTS GROUP-DYNAMIC ADAPTIVE STREAMING OVER HTTP STANDARD=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Panasonic Intellectual Property Corporation of America|Panasonic Intellectual Property Corporation of America]]


[[Category:Panasonic Intellectual Property Corporation of America]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Peter Klenner of Frankfurt (DE)|Peter Klenner of Frankfurt (DE)]][[Category:Peter Klenner of Frankfurt (DE)]]

[[:Category:Frank Herrmann of Frankfurt (DE)|Frank Herrmann of Frankfurt (DE)]][[Category:Frank Herrmann of Frankfurt (DE)]]

[[:Category:Tadamasa Toma of Osaka (JP)|Tadamasa Toma of Osaka (JP)]][[Category:Tadamasa Toma of Osaka (JP)]]

==CLIENT, SERVER, RECEPTION METHOD AND TRANSMISSION METHOD COMPLIED TO MOVING PICTURE EXPERTS GROUP-DYNAMIC ADAPTIVE STREAMING OVER HTTP STANDARD - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240323481 titled 'CLIENT, SERVER, RECEPTION METHOD AND TRANSMISSION METHOD COMPLIED TO MOVING PICTURE EXPERTS GROUP-DYNAMIC ADAPTIVE STREAMING OVER HTTP STANDARD

The abstract describes a patent application where a client receives streaming data using the MPEG-DASH standard. The client includes a transmitter that sends requests for media presentation descriptions (MPD) or segment requests to a server, and a receiver that receives the MPD and segments specified in the requests. The MPD request can include a push request for an initialization segment, which the receiver then receives.

* The patent application focuses on delivering streaming data to clients efficiently using the MPEG-DASH standard.
* The client has a transmitter for sending requests and a receiver for receiving MPD and segments.
* The MPD request can include a push request for an initialization segment, improving the streaming experience.
* This innovation aims to enhance the delivery of streaming content over HTTP by optimizing the transmission of initialization segments.
* By efficiently handling MPD and segment requests, the technology ensures a smoother streaming experience for users.

Potential Applications:
- Video streaming services
- Online gaming platforms
- Live event streaming

Problems Solved:
- Efficient delivery of streaming data
- Improved user experience with reduced buffering times

Benefits:
- Enhanced streaming quality
- Reduced latency in streaming
- Better overall user experience

Commercial Applications:
Title: Enhanced Streaming Technology for Improved User Experience
This technology can be utilized by streaming platforms to provide a seamless and high-quality streaming experience to their users. It can also be integrated into online gaming platforms to ensure smooth gameplay without interruptions.

Questions about Enhanced Streaming Technology:
1. How does this technology improve the user experience of streaming services?
This technology optimizes the delivery of streaming data, reducing buffering times and ensuring a smoother playback experience for users.

2. What are the potential applications of this innovation beyond video streaming services?
In addition to video streaming services, this technology can be beneficial for online gaming platforms and live event streaming services.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

a client receives streaming data according to moving picture experts group-dynamic adaptive streaming over http (mpeg-dash) standard. the client includes a transmitter which transmits a media presentation description (mpd) request or a segment request to a server, and a receiver which receives an mpd specified in the mpd request and a segment specified in the segment request. the mpd request contains information requesting transmission of an initialization segment by a push. the receiver receives the initialization segment transmitted by the push.



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