Wireless and Satellite Communications

Web, Mobile Multimedia Technologies

A Multimedia is a type of correspondence that joins distinctive substance structures like message, sound, pictures, movements, or video into a solitary intelligent show, rather than conventional broad communications which included next to zero cooperation from clients, like written word or sound accounts. Well-known instances of media incorporate video digital recordings, sound slideshows, and Animated Videos.

Interactive media can be recorded for playback on PCs, workstations, cell phones, and other electronic gadgets, either on-request or progressively (streaming). In the early long periods of sight and sound, the expression "rich media" was inseparable from intelligent mixed media. After some time, hypermedia expansions carried mixed media to the World Wide Web.

Driven by the monstrous organization of remote frameworks and the steadily developing interest for versatile sight and sound applications, video real-time as of now overwhelms the worldwide web traffic. Current web traffic reports show that mixed media traffic will in the general record for a mind-boggling larger part of the web traffic in ongoing years. We can estimate that content-rich media applications (for example versatile TV, portable video meeting, expanded reality/computer-generated reality (AR/VR) video, three-dimensional (3D) sound/video, and online computer games, and so on) will turn into the standard applications later on the portable web.