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Ensuring quality in distributed multimedia systems

The use of multimedia technology can provide cost effective methods for management and dissemination of information, and thus increase economic efficiency. Distributed, networked multimedia information systems will be a critical component of technology-based information infrastructures in the future. Several ground breaking applications have already appeared, and more are expected to follow. Innovations in hardware and software are feeding this revolution. In this paper, the notion of quality for multimedia data transferred over the networks is developed. Multimedia data synchronization requirements are specified to ensure high quality delivery of multimedia information. Accordingly we propose synchronization techniques in a client server environment.