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Impact of prioritized HTTP/3 transport on low-latency live streaming

Title	Impact of prioritized HTTP/3 transport on low-latency live streaming
Author	Begen, Ali C., Ugur, D., Gurel, Zafer, Parlak, Mervegul, Demir, Ayse Beyza
Publication Date:	2024-01-01
Publication Place	- IEEE
Subject	Rate adaptation, CMAF, OTT, L3D, HESP, LL-DASH, DASH, LL-HLS, HLS
Type	Document
Language	English
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Özyeğin University
Library Asset ID	979-8-3503-7982-2
Record ID	da530059-c70a-412f-9d54-f77b3e376bb5
Library Location	Computer Science
Date	2024-01-01
Sample Text	Timely delivery is central to low-latency live streaming. In November 2023, the Internet-Draft for HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) added support for HTTP/3 (H3) and required the use of RFC 9218 (extensible priority scheme) with H3 servers delivering low-latency HLS (LL-HLS) content. The Internet-Draft further mandated several prioritization rules on the playlists, media segments and variant streams. This work is the first experimental study in this domain, with a focus on demonstrating the effectiveness of these rules and evaluating whether RFC 9218 emerges as a viable solution for optimizing lowlatency live streaming experiences.
DOI	10.1109/ICMEW63481.2024.10645374

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Impact of prioritized HTTP/3 transport on low-latency live streaming

Author Begen, Ali C., Ugur, D., Gurel, Zafer, Parlak, Mervegul, Demir, Ayse Beyza

Publication Date 2024-01-01

Publication Place - IEEE

Subject Rate adaptation, CMAF, OTT, L3D, HESP, LL-DASH, DASH, LL-HLS, HLS

Type Document

Language English

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Özyeğin University

Library Asset ID 979-8-3503-7982-2

Record ID da530059-c70a-412f-9d54-f77b3e376bb5

Library Location Computer Science

Date 2024-01-01

Sample Text Timely delivery is central to low-latency live streaming. In November 2023, the Internet-Draft for HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) added support for HTTP/3 (H3) and required the use of RFC 9218 (extensible priority scheme) with H3 servers delivering low-latency HLS (LL-HLS) content. The Internet-Draft further mandated several prioritization rules on the playlists, media segments and variant streams. This work is the first experimental study in this domain, with a focus on demonstrating the effectiveness of these rules and evaluating whether RFC 9218 emerges as a viable solution for optimizing lowlatency live streaming experiences.

DOI 10.1109/ICMEW63481.2024.10645374