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- Subject: Compression of Raw Binary Data Sent via TCP/IP
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- Date: 9 Nov 92 05:12:27 GMT
- Organization: College of Engineering, Oregon State University
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- Greetings all.
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- I have a little project that I am working on. It deals with the
- transmission of huge amounts of raw binary data.. Right now I am using
- sound files as my test subject.
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- We are using simple TCP/IP send/recieve routines and I would like to
- know what type of compression that we could incorporate into the
- program that would deliver good compression with the least impact
- upon speed. So if we were gonna send sound or video what type
- of compression would give the best performance.
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- If their happens to be code available we are writing the preliminay
- program in Pascal.
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- The transfer rates are as follows:
- 11Khz audio file. sending via TCP/IP as fast as we can.
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- Thanks for any help of info that you may be able to provide.
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- Also what other packet schemes would we want to look into. TCP/IP
- has a fair amount of overhead to ensure the proper transmission and
- order of recieved packets. we need that but is their a better way?
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- Thanks
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- Mario Gonzales
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