Paper Info
Title
The Argonne Voyager multimedia server
Abstract
With the growing presence of multimedia-enabled systems, we will see an integration of collaborative computing concepts into future scientific and technical workplaces. Desktop teleconferencing is common today, while more complex teleconferencing technology that relies on the availability of multipoint-enabled tools is starting to become available on PCs. A critical problem when using these collaborative tools is archiving multistream, multipoint meetings and making the content available to others. Ideally, one would like the ability to capture, record, play back, index, annotate, and distribute multimedia stream data as easily as we currently handle text or still-image data. The Argonne Voyager project is exploring and developing media server technology needed to provide such a flexible, virtual multipoint recording/playback capability. In this article we describe the motivating requirements, architecture, implementation, operation, performance, and related work
Year
DOI
Venue
1997
10.1109/HPDC.1997.622364
Portland, OR
Keywords
Field
DocType
file servers,multimedia systems,Argonne Voyager,archiving,collaborative computing,collaborative tools,media server technology,multimedia server,teleconferencing
File server,Data processing,World Wide Web,Architecture,Teleconference,Data transmission,Computer science,Workstation,Multimedia,Sound recording and reproduction,Distributed computing,Voyager program
Conference
ISSN
ISBN
Citations 
1082-8907
0-8186-8117-9
3
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.58
10
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Terrence L. Disz191.94
Ivan R. Judson214519.68
Robert Olson350838.89
Rick L. Stevens41327135.40