A method to increase video streaming speed and efficiency of storage video using multithreading and Random Access Memory
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https://doi.org/10.54939/1859-1043.j.mst.93.2024.171-174Keywords:
Multithreading, Streaming, RAM, Storage.Abstract
There are numerous vital applications for online video storage and network transmission today. With exceptional scalability and browser and device compatibility, Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) live streaming (HLS) is today's most popular video and audio transmission protocol. In the article, the authors proposed a method of using multithreading and Random Access Memory (RAM) to store and transmit videos to help the server achieve higher speed, improve video transmission speed and video storage efficiency. The results of this research will help multimedia server developers evaluate the appropriate balance of resource usage while still ensuring the quality of online video transmission with a large number of videos and viewers.
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