A Study of Adaptive Video Streaming Over MANETS Using AQA-AODV

COMPUTER SCIENCE

The unipath routing protocols have typically been used in MANETs to construct a route between a sender and a receiver. Streaming video necessitates a high level of customer support. If a single channel is used between the sender and receiver, there may be a delay in repairing or identifying an alternate video transmission line. As a result, customers are left with a subpar experience and a lot of time spent. For smoother on-demand video streaming, MANET multipath routing solutions may be used. On-demand video streaming over MANETs will be made possible with the development of new multipath routing protocols in this thesis. The thesis proposes an efficient multipath routing protocol with replication (EMRP R). Maintaining two independent and non-overlapping routes between the source and destination is the basic objective of EMRP R. Based on an estimate of their energy, stability, and traffic load; the routes are selected from a pool of available choices. The current ii video streaming backup has been selected to be stored on a single-hop node of the destination on the backup path. It is maintained by a source node, which connects to its destination, and a replica of the source node. Even if the primary route fails to deliver the video stream, on-demand video streaming may continue since all of the video frames sent to the destination are also sent to the replica node.

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