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Secured Technique of AMOV and ESOV in the Clouds

The available hardware and technology for consumers and service providers today allow for advanced multimedia services over IP-based networks. Hence, the popularity of video and audio streaming services such as Video-on-Demand (VoD),The user demand for videos over the mobile devices through wireless links this wireless links capacity cannot be corporate with the traffic demand. As delay between traffic demand and link capacity, with link conditions, low output quality of service and sending data on this media result in buffering time. In this paper, the authors propose a new secure mobile video streaming framework AMoV (Adaptive Mobile Video streaming) and ESoV (Efficient Social Video sharing) are the terms which are currently gaining the attention of variety of computer users and researchers.

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Secured Technique of AMOV and ESOV in the Clouds