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Efficient modelling of video compression on demand in peak traffic condition using HEVC

Performing a compression over massive video files in any network is one essential task from network and traffic management viewpoint. In the most recent times, HEVC (High Efficiency Video Coding) has stood up as new signaling protocol for performing video compression. Unfortunately, owing to the novelty in HEVC, there is less evidence of effective traffic management in prior studies. Therefore, the proposed system introduces a technique that perform most simple way of compression a video using HEVC considering the peak traffic condition. The system also presents a technique that performs compression on demand to reduce the network overhead. The system is evaluated with respect to bandwidth consumption as well as data transfer time. The outcome of the system is compared with the most recent work using HEVC to find that proposed system has much lesser processing time of using HEVC to compress a video file over peak traffic condition.