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Video conference in the fog: an economical approach based on enterprise desktop grid

Sorokin et al., 2018

Document ID
3962354506752614104
Author
Sorokin R
Rougier J
Publication year
Publication venue
Annals of Telecommunications

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There exist two classical and well-understood approaches to video-processing tasks (such as mixing or trans-coding) for videoconferencing. The first one is using a centralized multipoint control unit (MCU), hardware-or software-based, deployed on-premises or in the …
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