Resource Requirements of Closed-Loop Video Delivery Services

Although different video delivery techniques have been proposed for closed-loop video service, such as batching and patching, the relationship among the system resource requirement, video repository size, and number of clients is not yet well understood. We present a capacity analysis, and a new method - scheduled video delivery - in this article.

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