Innovative Peer-to-Peer BitTorrent Media Streaming Protocol
Discover how distributed media streaming using the BitTorrent approach revolutionizes video delivery on the internet. Learn about incentivizing viewers to share resources and the operational details of the BitTorrent protocol for efficient file sharing and streaming. Explore current BitTorrent research and proposed methodologies for P2P media streaming optimization.
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Distributed Media Streaming Using BitTorrent Approach Supervisor: Dr.K.Thabotharan V.M.B Rasnakawewa 2015/CSC/025
What is distributed media streaming? As video streaming accounting for an increasing part of Internet traffic today, how to delivery videos with high streaming quality and low costs becomes a big challenge for the industry. Through building an innovative peer-to-peer delivery protocol with decentralized streaming nodes is the goal of distributed media streaming. In distributed media streaming viewers are incentivized to share redundant computing and bandwidth resources to address today s video streaming challenges.
What is BitTorrent approach? The BitTorrent protocol operates as follows. The injector creates a torrent meta data file, which is shared with the peers. The file to be shared is cut into fixed-size pieces, the hashes of which are included in the torrent file. A central server called a tracker keeps track of the peers in the network. The peers exchange data on a tit-for-tat basis in the swarm of peers interested in the same file: the neighbours of a peer that provide the most data are allowed to request pieces in return (they are unchoked). Once a peer has completed the download of a file, it can continue to seed it by using its upload capacity to serve the file to others for free.
Current Research BitTorrent (BTT) White Paper-v0.8.7 https://www.bittorrent.com/btt/btt-docs/BitTorrent_(BTT)_White_Paper_v0.8.7_Feb_2019.pdf The Design and Deployment of a Bit Torrent Live Video Streaming Solution-January 2009 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/221558557_The_Design_and_Deployment_of_a_Bit_Torrent_Li ve_Video_Streaming_Solution IPFS - Content Addressed, Versioned, P2P File System https://github.com/ipfs/papers/raw/master/ipfs-cap2pfs/ipfs-p2p-file-system.pdf
Proposed Methodology In order to implement P2P media streaming based on BitTorrent protocol, it can be accomplished by finding a policy which may strike the right balance between the sequential requirements of playback and keeping a high level of piece diversity. Piece selection and Peer selection are focused areas.
