WO2003017668A1 - Appareil pour fournir un contenu et procede pour fournir un contenu - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a content providing apparatus and a content providing method, and can be applied to, for example, the case of distributing music and video over the Internet.
- one stream content is divided into a plurality of parts in chronological order, and for the first part, stream delivery is performed, and for the remaining parts, decoding of the immediately preceding part is completed on the receiving side.
- stream delivery is performed, and for the remaining parts, decoding of the immediately preceding part is completed on the receiving side.
- stream delivery a method of providing data while receiving stream content (hereinafter referred to as stream delivery) And after buffering data of stream content, the method of providing to users (hereinafter referred to as buffering delivery) is adopted.
- the transmitting side transmits stream contents to the client at a transfer rate substantially the same as the reproduction rate (FIG. 1 (A)).
- the received stream content is buffered ( Figure 1 (B)) by a sufficient amount of data necessary to decode the content (FIG. 1 (B)), and is sequentially decoded (hereinafter referred to as “stream reception”. Processing on the side is called stream reception).
- the stream content transmitted from the transmission destination can be reproduced with a delay of a minute delay time due to the delay time required for data transmission and the delay time required for decoding (FIG. 1 (C)) It is possible to shorten the wait time until actual playback after starting to receive stream content, and provide stream content comfortably. be able to.
- the transmitting side transmits stream contents at a speed unrelated to the reproduction speed (FIG. 2 (A)).
- the receiver receives this stream content and buffers it completely (Fig. 2 (B)), then decodes this buffered stream content and provides it to the user (Fig. 2 (C)) (
- this processing on the receiving side is called buffering reception in response to buffering distribution).
- this method there is a disadvantage that it takes a relatively long time between the start of receiving stream content and the actual playback.
- one stream content is divided into a plurality of parts, and these parts are sequentially transmitted to shorten the waiting time from the start of receiving the stream content to the actual reproduction. It is done like that.
- the transmitting side divides one stream content into, for example, four parts A to D in chronological order and sequentially transmits these parts A to D (FIG. 3).
- Figure (A) The receiver, on the other hand,
- ⁇ D is received and buffered sequentially, and when one part is received, playback of this part starts.
- the receiving side is made to decode the part that has completed reception while buffering one part, thereby shortening the waiting time. Is made possible (Fig. 3 (B) and (C)).
- buffering delivery has the advantage of delivering streaming content with high reliability, but there is a problem of latency. As a result, the user can not listen to the content during this waiting time after reteasing the stream content.
- the present invention has been made in consideration of the above points, and it is possible to perform streaming delivery with high reliability, and to provide a method and apparatus for providing content that can dramatically reduce the waiting time compared to the prior art. It is intended to be proposed.
- the present invention is applied to a content providing apparatus for transmitting predetermined stream content to a client, and a plurality of parts formed by dividing one stream content in time series are: The first part is transmitted by stream distribution, and the remaining parts are transmitted by buffering distribution so that decoding can be started when reception of the previous part is completed.
- Streaming delivery has extremely short latency, but has the disadvantage of lack of reliability.
- Buffering delivery has long latency but has the advantage of excellent reliability.
- the first part is transmitted by stream distribution, and the remaining parts are bufferable so that decoding can be started when decoding of the previous part is completed on the receiving side.
- By transmitting by ring delivery it is possible to complete the buffering of the subsequent parts while reproducing the leading part with extremely short waiting time, and to reproduce the parts after these leading parts without interruption. As a result, it is possible to provide high-reliability and provide stream content with short latency.
- the stream content is divided into a plurality of parts in time series and transmitted from the server, applied to a content providing device that receives stream content transmitted from a predetermined server and provides it to the user.
- the content providing apparatus receives the head part by stream reception and provides it to the user, and when decoding of the previous part is completed, the remaining part is buffered and received decodably.
- the first part is a stream for a plurality of parts formed by dividing one stream content in time series by applying to a content providing method of transmitting predetermined stream content to a client. It transmits by stream distribution, and the remaining parts are transmitted by buffering distribution so that decoding can be started when reception of the previous part is finished.
- the stream content is divided into a plurality of parts in time series and transmitted from the server.
- the head part is received by stream reception and supplied to the user, and N decoding remaining parts are decodably received when decoding of the previous part is completed.
- FIG. 1 is a characteristic curve diagram for explaining conventional stream delivery.
- FIG. 2 is a characteristic curve diagram for explaining conventional buffering distribution.
- FIG. 3 is a characteristic curve diagram for explaining buffering distribution in which stream content is divided into a plurality of parts.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a delivery system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a characteristic curve diagram for explaining delivery of stream content in FIG. 4; BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings as appropriate.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a delivery system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the client 2 is a computer connected by a network such as the Internet, and is a content receiving device.
- the service server 1 functions as an H t t server, and executes introduction of content that can be provided by access from the client 2.
- the content server 4 provides stream content by access by the same client 2.
- Content Server 4 divides one stream content related to distribution into multiple parts in the time-series direction, distributes the first part by stream distribution, and the remaining parts are immediately before the receiving side.
- playback of the part is completed, it is transmitted by buffering delivery so that it can be played back, that is, when decoding of the previous part is completed on the receiving side, buffering is completed. '
- one stream content is divided into four parts A to D in time series and arranged.
- the parts A to D are formed so that the reproduction time has a double relationship sequentially in the time-series direction.
- Content server 4 transmits the first part A of these parts A to D by stream distribution, and for parts B to D following part B from this first part A, buffering distribution is performed.
- the first part A it transmits part B which continues simultaneously in parallel (Fig. 5 (A)).
- the receiving side receives and decodes the leading part A while receiving and buffering the following part B, and when the reproduction of this part A is completed, the following part B is received. It is made to be playable. Also, while playing back part B in this way, it is possible to receive and buffer subsequent part C, and to play back part C when playback of this part B is completed.
- the content server 14 can play back continuous parts A to D on the playback side without interruption, and the waiting time after making a request can be significantly shortened. It is made to be able. In this way, when the client 2 requests the content server 4 to deliver the streaming content through the menu obtained by accessing the service server 1, the first and second transmitted in this way.
- the first part A is decoded and provided to the user, and the second part B is buffered. Also, when the decoding of the first part A is completed, the decoding of the second part B is started, and the third part C to be distributed subsequently is received and buffered.
- the second part B is completely decoded, the third part is started to be decoded, and the fourth part is received and buffering is started.
- the third part C is completely decoded. Start decoding the fourth part D.
- the client 2 is provided with a list of contents to be delivered, etc. by the access of the service server 3 by the client 2, and the stream from the content server 4 by the access with this list. Content is provided.
- the head part A and the succeeding part B are respectively streamed and buffered and distributed.
- subsequent parts C and D will be provided by buffering delivery. Further, when the reception side finishes decoding the previous part, the parts B to D other than the head are distributed so that the decoding of the subsequent part can be reproduced.
- the head part A kl can be stream-received, and stream contents can be provided to the user in an extremely short time. Also in this way, while providing the first part A to the user, the next part B is buffered and received, ie, this part B is received and buffered, and when decoding of part A is completed, part B of Decoding can be started to provide the user with continuous parts A and B without interruption. Also, while providing part B to the user in this way, the subsequent part C is received and buffered, and when decoding of part B is completed, decoding of this part C is started.
- one stream content is divided into a plurality of parts in chronological order, and for the first part, stream delivery is performed, and for the remaining parts, decoding of the last part is completed on the reception side.
- decoding can be started and transmitted by buffering distribution, so that stream content can be distributed with high reliability, and latency can be significantly shortened compared to the prior art.
- the first part A according to the first embodiment described above is distributed by means of unicasting, and the remaining parts B to D are distributed by multicast.
- unicasting is the process of delivering one stream content exclusively to one client.
- Multicast is a process that delivers one stream content to multiple clients in common.
- Content server 4 sequentially and cyclically transmits these multiple parts C to D in this multicast distribution, and the client sequentially selects these parts C to D to receive buffering. Do.
- stream delivery of the first part can be performed by the query so that the waiting time can be shortened accordingly. Also, by performing buffering delivery of the remaining parts by multicasting, the increase of the bandwidth required for transmission is prevented.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and may be divided into various parts as necessary.
- the buffering delivery part has been described as sequentially received and buffered.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and the point is that the decoding of the immediately preceding part is completed. If buffering can be completed and decoding can be started, it is possible to receive, for example, the first part and the subsequent second and third parts simultaneously in parallel. The same effect as the above-mentioned implementation can be obtained.
- one stream content is divided into a plurality of parts according to time series, and for the first part, stream distribution is performed, and for the remaining parts, the receiving side
- decoding is transmitted by means of buffering distribution so that the stream content can be distributed with high reliability, and latency can be significantly reduced compared to the prior art.
- the present invention relates to a content providing apparatus and a content providing method, and can be applied to, for example, the case of distributing music and video over the Internet.
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