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MPEG-4 video transfer over IEEE 802 . 11 WLAN

In this paper we explore the possibilities of using existing IEEE 802.11b and 802.11g networks to stream video content. The objective is to evaluate WiFi network as a mean to transport video services. Experiment performed on a private network show some issues that manifest as breaks in transmission and unstable throughput and quality of a streamed video. Also, we discuss several other factors that can have effect on a quality of a video stream. We conclude that WiFi networks can be used to stream video content with recommendation to use point-to-point connections and avoid access points that serve more clients to achieve maximal transmission quality.