Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Variable bit rate (VBR) compression for media streams allocates more bits to complex scenes and fer bits to simple scenes. This results in a higher and more uniform visual and aural quality. The disadvantage of the VBR technique is that it results in bursty network traffic and uneven resource utilization when streaming media. In this study  propose an online media transmission smoothing technique that requires no a priori knowledge of the actual bit rate. It utilizes multi-level buffer thresholds at the client side that trigger feedback information sent to the server. This technique can be applied to both live captured streams and stored streams without requiring any server side pre-processing.  have implemented this scheme in our continuous media server and verified its operation across real world LAN and WAN connections. The results show smoother transmission schedules than any other previously proposed online technique.
['Roger Zimmermann', 'Cyrus Shahabi', 'Kun Fu', 'Mehrdad Jahangiri']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A multi-threshold online smoothing technique for variable rate multimedia streams
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