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DASH-Compliant Streaming System Logistics for Team Formation and Linux Commands

Week 7 logistics for setting up a DASH-compliant streaming system, including team formation, Linux commands, tablet loan process, and project actions. Instructions for logging into the server, creating directories, and using IVLE Forum for discussions.

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DASH-Compliant Streaming System Logistics for Team Formation and Linux Commands

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  1. Project Create a DASH-compliant (Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP) streaming system Logistics: Week 7

  2. Logistics (1) • 11 students are not yet in a team. We have 4 Asus Transformers left (33 + 12 teams). • If you get a TF101 model Transformer, upgrade it to Android 4.0.3.

  3. Logistics (2) • An account has been created for each of you on our server: pilatus.d1.comp.nus.edu.sg • Your username and password have been mailed to you. Change the password! • Use ssh or PuTTy or something similar to log in. The machine runs Linux (CentOS 6.3).

  4. Logistics (3) • You will need to know some minimal Linux commands: ls, mv, cd, chmod, … • For your HTML and PHP code you need to create a subdirectory called public_html. • Below the public_html you need another directory to store your video files. This directory needs to be given special file permissions  email the TA, Guanfeng.

  5. Logistics (4) • Use the IVLE Forum for discussions and questions. • eLearning Week:This Friday, 5 Oct, I will record Lecture 8, in MR6 (AS6, level 5). The lecture video will be posted online. You can (optionally) come to the recording.

  6. Advice and Actions (1) • Form a team (3 persons). • Note: You will need to read and learn a lot. Your program code will be quite small. • HTTP POST command structure • MP4Parser usage to create streamlets • FFmpegtranscoder usage • Playlist .m3u8 format in XML • Start early (i.e., this week)!

  7. Actions (2): Get your Tablet • Check out your loan ASUS Transformer for the project from SoC Technical Services (on the first floor of COM1). • There is one tablet per team (3 students). • Please make an appointment with Mr. Chow Chin Ming to get your tablet.Email: chowcm@comp.nus.edu.sg. • Tell Mr. Chow the 3 team member names.

  8. Groups: Need to check out Tablet • 1) Group 5 (Zhang Zhongyuan and HuKailun) • 2) Group 7 (Edwin Boaz Soenaryo and Dineshchand G R) • 3) no group (Uma Chembrolu and BamdadBahrani Random) • 4) Group 12 (RohitBharadwaj and Aditya Minocha) • 5) Group 14 (KirthikaKannan and MathangiShanmugam) • 6) AmilaJayasooriya

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