Abstract
The emergence of resource conflicts and overload control problems during the playback of smart TV terminals has brought many obstacles to the operation of smart TV terminals, which has seriously affected the user experience of smart TV terminal users. In this regard, the adaptive media playback algorithm is optimized for smart TV terminals. This method performs dynamic priority preemptive scheduling on exclusive resources according to resource characteristics and application priorities to optimize resource allocation and improve media playback. The feedback control algorithm is used to perform QoS scheduling on shared resources until QoS proportional fairness is achieved, and QoS proportional compression is used to eliminate resource overload. Finally, a DASH server on Apache and implements an analog DASH client using Python are built. In order to verify the performance of the algorithm, the research results show that the adaptive media playback algorithm has the overload control capability, which only solves the resource conflict and improves the response performance under heavy load of the system, and the algorithm consumes only 4.5% of the overall system QoS. Compared with the existing methods, it is about 30% lower, which is more suitable for resource scheduling of smart TV terminals. The research in this paper shows that the adoption of QoS scheduling mechanism contributes to the optimization of media playback resources and allocation ratio, thus making the playback process of smart TV terminals, which provides a reference for the optimization of smart TV terminal playback.
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