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| 2005 | | Client: | Major Southwestern US cellular equipment provider | | Project: | Conducted analysis of client problem relating to signal sample rate control in a streaming media application. Wrote report proposing possible solutions. Selected the most promising solution and write a C-language implementation and C-language infrastructure for testing the solution. Final report documented my implementation and presented performance figures using my test infrastructure. | | Status: | Complete |
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| 2003-2004 | | Client: | New York City Technology Start-Up | | Project: | Evaluate client audio compression technology. Recommended changes to technology and worked with client to position it in the cellular streaming media application space. | | Status: | Complete |
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| 2003-2004 | | Client: | Northeastern US provider of cellular telecommunications equipment and associated value-added applications | | Project: | Provided services to create 3GPP Release 6.0 file format to IETF RTP Streaming format transcoder software. The initial project supported H.263 video and AMR audio, and extensions to the project provided support for H.264 video and AMR-WB+, AAC and aacPlus audio. Deliverables consisted of source code, code documentation, test vectors, test plan and completed test report. Code was required to compile and run on Windows and numerous UNIX platforms. | | Status: | Complete |
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| 2002-2003 | | Client: | Northeastern US provider of cellular telecommunications equipment and associated value-added applications | | Project: | Provided services to enhance functionality of H.263 to MPEG-4 Simple Profile real-time video transcoder software. This involved a deep understanding of the video coding algorithms and how to optimize them for operation on a Power-PC platform using Altivec co-processor instructions. The complete job entailed numerous extensions to add additional functionality. Deliverables consisted of source code, code documentation, test vectors, test plan and completed test report. Code was required to compile and run on numerous UNIX platforms. | | Status: | Complete |
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