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Implementierung multimedialer Systemdienste in CINEMA

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Die Erstellung verteilter Multimedia-Anwendungen setzt leistungsfähige Entwicklungsplattfonnen voraus, innerhalb deren Probleme wie die Übertragung multimedialer Daten, die Gewährleistung der Dienstgüte durch Reservierung von Ressourcen und die Synchronisation von Datenströmen gelöst werden. Cinema (Configurable INtEgrated Multimedia Architecture) bietet als eine solche Entwicklungsplattform Abstraktionen zur Nutzung multimedialer Systemdienste an, womit funktionale Bearbeitungseinheiten erstellt, komplexe Verarbeitungstopologien in verteilten Systemen aufgebaut und unter Einhaltung von Synchronisations- und Dienstgüte-Spezifikationen gesteuert werden können. In diesem Papier werden nach einem kurzen Überblick über die Abstraktionen der Cinema-Dienstschnittstelle die internen Strukturen und Abläufe vorgestellt, mit denen die Multimedia-Dienste in verteilten Systemen erbracht werden.

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Barth, I., Helbig, T., Rothermel, K. (1995). Implementierung multimedialer Systemdienste in CINEMA . In: Franke, K., Hübner, U., Kalfa, W. (eds) Kommunikation in Verteilten Systemen. Informatik aktuell. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-79561-9_14

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