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Architecture and Pragmatics of Server-Directed Transcoding

Bjorn Knutsson, Honghui Lu, Jeffrey Mogul

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Abstract

Proxy-based transcoding adapts Web content to be a better match for client capabilities (such as screen size and color depth) and last-hop bandwidths. Traditional transcoding breaks the end-to-end model of the Web, because the proxy does not know the semantics of the content. Server-directed transcoding preserves end-to-end semantics while supporting aggressive content transformations.

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Knutsson, B., Lu, H., & Mogul, J. (2002). Architecture and Pragmatics of Server-Directed Transcoding.

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Knutsson, Bjorn, et al. “Architecture and Pragmatics of Server-Directed Transcoding.” 2002.

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Knutsson, Bjorn, Honghui Lu, and Jeffrey Mogul. 2002. “Architecture and Pragmatics of Server-Directed Transcoding.”

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Knutsson, B., Lu, H. and Mogul, J. (2002) ‘Architecture and Pragmatics of Server-Directed Transcoding’.

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@article{knutsson2002architecture,
  title = {{Architecture and Pragmatics of Server-Directed Transcoding}},
  author = {Knutsson, Bjorn and Lu, Honghui and Mogul, Jeffrey},
  year = {2002}
}

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