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Transmission of Multimedia Data over Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks

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Transmission of Multimedia Data over Wireless Ad-Hoc networs A.     Berk Barutlu Abstract Ad-hoc networking has been of increasing interest and therefore recognized as an important research area in recent years. This paper is about transmission of multimedia data over wireless ad-hoc networks, the problems and the related issues. 1. Introduction 1.1     Ad-Hoc Networks An ad-hoc network is a collection of wireless mobile nodes that will dynamically form a temporary network without the use of any existing network infrastructure. The technological developments that have enabled ad-hoc networks are divided into two major groups; the first group is the devices that are small and light …show more content…

These data objects can be in different data formats, such as text, image, video, audio,… etc. The objects are ordered spatially, by linking various data objects into a single entity with dealing object size, rotation, and placement within the entity, or temporally, creating a multimedia object according to temporal relationship with the requirement of the synchronization of the data objects, to create composite multimedia objects. The synchronization can be continuous or point. Continuous, like the video conferencing, where audio and video signals are created at a remote site, transmitted over the network, and synchronized continuously at the receiver site when presented, it requires constant synchronization of lengthy events. On the other hand, in point synchronization, a single point of a media block coincides with a single point of another media block, such as a slideshow with blocks of audio allotted to each slide. Multimedia data is often classified according to if it is non-temporal or temporal. Non-temporal data is often called static, such as text, images and graphics, and temporal data is called dynamic, like audio, video and animation. A multimedia object can consist of both static and dynamic data objects. An example of this would be a document describing the weather, with text and a video on the movement of clouds in the area. Dynamic data divides into two subgroups: Non-changing dynamic data, non-real-time audio, video, animation, and

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