Krishnaswamy et al., 1996 - Google Patents
Performance requirements of real-time continuous media computing: specification techniques and hw/sw implicationsKrishnaswamy et al., 1996
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- 1574279365684672169
- Author
- Krishnaswamy V
- Subrahmanyam P
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- Publication venue
- Integration Issues in Large Commercial Media Delivery Systems
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Today's typical multimedia computer consists of a fast CPU and multimedia peripherals such as attached sound and video support hardware. In such a machine, the low-level audio and video handling may be performed by these peripherals while any significant processing on …
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