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Oracle Video server Manual

Oracle Video server Manual (78 pages)

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
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Preface

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- Related Documents
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Chapter 1 Concepts

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- What Is Streamed Digital Video
  
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  - How Is Streamed Video Better than Traditional Media
    16
  - Traditional Digital Video Vs. Streamed Digital Video
    17
- What Is a Digital Video Server
  
  18
  - What Is the Oracle Video Server
    19
    
    OVS Within the Network Computing Architecture (NCA)
    19
    
    Oracle Video Client
    20
    
    Oracle Video Server Manager
    20
    
    Tier 1: Client
    20
    
    Tier 2: Application Server
    20
  - Oracle Network Computing Architecture
    20
    
    Cartridge Layer
    21
    
    Communication Layer
    21
    
    Server Layer
    21
    
    Tier 3: Data Server
    21
- What Is a Digital Video Client
  
  21
  - Customizing the Video Client
    22
- What Are the Challenges of Digital Video
  
  22
- How Is Digital Video Used
  
  23
  - Clips and Logical Content
    23
  - Logical Content Assembled to Create a Single Cartoon Show
    24
    
    Real-Time Feeds
    25
- Where Is Digital Video Used
  
  25
  - Broadband
    25
    
    Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)
    26
    
    Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Transport Systems
    26
    
    Enterprise
    27
    
    Internet
    28
  - Putting It Together: the Video Round Trip
    29
    
    All Environments
    29
    
    Application Server Tier
    29
    
    Client Tier
    29
    
    Data Server Tier (Optional)
    29
    
    Network
    29
    
    Scenario 1: Broadband Environment
    30
  - A Basic Video Round Trip
    30
  - Typical ATM Network for the Broadband Delivery Environment
    31
    
    Scenario 2: Enterprise Environment
    32
  - An Enterprise (Switched Ethernet) OVS System
    32
    
    Scenario 3: Internet Environment
    33
    
    Beyond the Basics
    34
    
    Maintaining an OVS System
    34
    
    Creating Applications
    35
Chapter 2 System Architecture

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- Oracle Video Server (OVS)
  38
  - Content
    38
    
    Compression Formats
    38
    
    MPEG (Motion Pictures Experts Group)
    38
    
    Physical Content
    38
    
    Container (Mux) Formats
    39
    
    MPEG-1 System and MPEG-2 Transport
    39
    
    RKF (Raw Key Frame) Container Formats
    39
    
    Continuous Real-Time Feeds
    41
    
    Logical Content
    41
    
    Tag Files
    41
- Logical Content and Physical Content
  41
  - Storage
    42
    
    Files
    42
    
    Real-Time Access
    42
    
    Striping
    43
    
    Volumes
    43
    
    Write Consistency
    43
    
    RAID (Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks) Protection
    44
- A Striped Volume
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- A RAID Stripe
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- A RAID Set with Parity Stripes
  45
  - Space Allocation
    46
  - Spare Disks
    47
- MDS Volume Showing Space Allocations
  47
  - MDS Utilities
    48
  - HSM (Hierarchical Storage Management)
    48
    
    HSM Utilities
    48
    
    Delivery
    49
    
    Remote Access
    49
    
    Requesting Video
    49
    
    Looping Content
    50
    
    Rate Control
    50
    
    Real-Time Feeds
    50
    
    Scheduled Video
    50
    
    Network
    51
- Oracle Video Server Manager (VSM)
  
  51
  - Graphical User Interface
    51
- Oracle Media Net
  
  52
- Oracle Video Client (OVC)
  
  54
  - Application Development
    54
  - Run-Time Capability
    55
  - OVS System Hardware
    56
- OVS System Hardware and Network Architecture
  
  56
  - Circuits
    57
  - Sessions
    57
    
    Sessions in Asymmetric Networks
    58
    
    Sessions in Symmetric Networks
    58
  - Communication in a Symmetric Network
    58
    
    How Client Devices Connect to the OVS
    59
  - Communication in an Asymmetric Network
    59
    
    How the OVS Delivers Video
    60
  - An OVS System Round Trip
    60
- How the OVS System Communicates
  
  57
- Components of Oracle Video Server and Oracle Media Net
  
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  - Oracle Media Net Address Server
    62
  - Oracle Media Net Name Server
    62
  - Oracle Media Net ORB Daemon
    62
  - Oracle Media Net CORBA Event Service
    63
  - Oracle Media Net Event Log Reader
    63
  - Oracle Media Net Event Logging Daemon
    63
  - Oracle MDS Directory Service
    64
  - Oracle Media Net CORBA Naming Service
    64
  - Session and Circuit Service
    64
  - HSM Service
    65
  - HSM Transfer Service
    65
  - Oracle MDS FTP Service
    65
  - Oracle MDS Remote File Service
    65
  - Stream Service
    65
  - Content Service
    66
  - Real-Time Feed Service
    66
  - Video Pump
    66
  - Broadcast Data Service
    67
  - Networking in the OVS System
    67
    
    Lan
    68
    
    Pstn
    68
    
    Best-Effort Delivery
    69
    
    Bus/Broadcast Topology
    69
    
    Ethernet
    69
    
    Packets
    69
    
    Demands of Video on Lans
    70
    
    Broadband Network
    71
  - NVOD Exporter Service
    67
  - Scheduler Service
    67
Index

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