L3D: Low-Latency DASH — Fast Startup & Switching at Scale
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Mile High Video conference paper presenting L3D, a low-latency DASH implementation focused on fast startup and quality switching, validated in a large-scale field trial.
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- Protocols & Transport›DASH Tools
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L3D: Low-Latency DASH — Fast Startup & Switching at Scale is cataloged in Protocols & Transport and DASH Tools.
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