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On Demand Multicast Routing Protocol for Adaptive video and performance Measurement

As ad-hoc networks have emerged, many multicast routing protocols for mobile ad-hoc network have been proposed based on different design principles. However, none of the proposed multicast protocols in a real ad-hoc network has features that allow efficient closed-loop control. The latter is especially important in multicast/end-to-end adaptive video applications. These applications normally suffer from channel and congestion fluctuations, reverse channel problems and feedback implosion [1].