Abstract: A technique for transmitting a video stream between a first electronic device and a second electronic device is provided. The first device receives an encoded video stream and determines whether an encoding format of the encoded video stream is a format decodable by a second electronic device. If the format is decodable, the encoded video stream is transmitted without a re-encoding operation to the second device. The video stream is displayed at the first device delayed by a determined delay time enabling the video stream to be displayed at the second device substantially synchronized with the display at the first device.

Abstract: A technique for transmitting a video stream between a first electronic device and a second electronic device is provided. The first device receives an encoded video stream and determines whether an encoding format of the encoded video stream is a format decodable by a second electronic device. If the format is decodable, the encoded video stream is transmitted without a re-encoding operation to the second device. The video stream is displayed at the first device delayed by a determined delay time enabling the video stream to be displayed at the second device substantially synchronized with the display at the first device.

Abstract: A technique for transmitting a video stream between a first electronic device and a second electronic device is provided. The first device receives an encoded video stream and determines whether an encoding format of the encoded video stream is a format decodable by a second electronic device. If the format is decodable, the encoded video stream is transmitted without a re-encoding operation to the second device. The video stream is displayed at the first device delayed by a determined delay time enabling the video stream to be displayed at the second device substantially synchronized with the display at the first device.

Abstract: A technique for transmitting a video stream between a first electronic device and a second electronic device is provided. The first device receives an encoded video stream and determines whether an encoding format of the encoded video stream is a format decodable by a second electronic device. If the format is decodable, the encoded video stream is transmitted without a re-encoding operation to the second device. The video stream is displayed at the first device delayed by a determined delay time enabling the video stream to be displayed at the second device substantially synchronized with the display at the first device.

Abstract: A method of reducing an amount of media data lost when a next handover is performed, wherein the method is performed by a first terminal for transmitting and receiving the media data to and from a second terminal, the method including: predicting an amount of the media data that may be lost when the next handover is performed; generating control information for reducing the amount of the media data lost when the next handover is performed by using the predicted amount of the media data lost when the next handover is performed; and reducing the amount of the media data lost when the next handover is performed by using the generated control information while the next handover is performed.

Abstract: A network access method of Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) terminals and a network system thereof which are designed to support network association between a terminal and an Access Point (AP) in an IEEE 802.11 WLAN environment includes: scanning at least one AP in the network and determining whether or not the AP uses a Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) Key; and converting to an Open System authentication mode or a Shared Key authentication mode according to the determination. Accordingly, the terminal can scan for the existence of a WEP Key from at least one AP and convert into a network-accessible Open System authentication mode and a Shared Key authentication mode so as to execute an association.

Abstract: A method of reducing an amount of media data lost when a next handover is performed, wherein the method is performed by a first terminal for transmitting and receiving the media data to and from a second terminal, the method including: predicting an amount of the media data that may be lost when the next handover is performed; generating control information for reducing the amount of the media data lost when the next handover is performed by using the predicted amount of the media data lost when the next handover is performed; and reducing the amount of the media data lost when the next handover is performed by using the generated control information while the next handover is performed.

Abstract: A method for scaling a display size between different types of user agents. The method includes exchanging session initiation protocol messages including media information when performing a call setup for setting up a media session between the user agents; determining any one of the user agents to scale the display size from the exchanged media information; and scaling, by the determined user agent, the display size on the basis of the media information, and sending video data subject to the scaling to the other user agent(s).

Abstract: An IP based voice/video communication system and call pickup/forwarding method and a program storage device, readable by a machine, tangibly embodying a program of instructions executable by the machine to perform the call pickup/forwarding method enables a subscriber can have voice/video communication irrespective of time or place by forwarding voice/video calls between voice/video communication terminals such as a TV, PDA and home pad, or by picking up a incoming call at a nearby terminal if it is difficult for the subscriber to answer the call at the originally called terminal from his/her location.

Abstract: A packet processing terminal and method for compressing a header of a packet. When it is determined an IP header is to be compressed in order that a terminal removes overhead of a generated packet, an IP header compression option is added to a socket option of a socket generated in order to exchange the packet between an application module and an OS module. And, when the application module sets the IP header compression option, the IP header of the packet is compressed by the OS module using a compression method corresponding to option information of the set IP header compression option.

Abstract: A network access method of Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) terminals and a network system thereof which are designed to support network association between a terminal and an Access Point (AP) in an IEEE 802.11 WLAN environment includes: scanning at least one AP in the network and determining whether or not the AP uses a Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) Key; and converting to an Open System authentication mode or a Shared Key authentication mode according to the determination. Accordingly, the terminal can scan for the existence of a WEP Key from at least one AP and convert into a network-accessible Open System authentication mode and a Shared Key authentication mode so as to execute an association.

Abstract: In an apparatus and a method for controlling traffic for real time service between a wireless local area network (LAN) terminal and an access point in a wireless LAN system, a transceiver transmits and receives a packet to and from the access point, a signal-determination unit determines whether the packet to be transmitted/received via the transceiver is a real time packet, and a signal-controlling unit controls re-transmission according to transmission failure when the packet to be transmitted is determined to be a real time packet by the signal-determination unit. In this way, the invention maintains optimum traffic status in a wireless LAN environment, and lowers the risk of resetting the access point or the wireless LAN terminal. In addition, the invention prevents several coexisting wireless LAN terminals from interfering with real time traffic thereof and from delaying or corrupting voice and image data.

Abstract: A method for scaling a display size between different types of user agents. The method includes exchanging session initiation protocol messages including media information when performing a call setup for setting up a media session between the user agents; determining any one of the user agents to scale the display size from the exchanged media information; and scaling, by the determined user agent, the display size on the basis of the media information, and sending video data subject to the scaling to the other user agent(s).

Abstract: An IP based voice/video communication system and call pickup/forwarding method and a program storage device, readable by a machine, tangibly embodying a program of instructions executable by the machine to perform the call pickup/forwarding method enables a subscriber can have voice/video communication irrespective of time or place by forwarding voice/video calls between voice/video communication terminals such as a TV, PDA and home pad, or by picking up a incoming call at a nearby terminal if it is difficult for the subscriber to answer the call at the originally called terminal from his/her location.

Abstract: A packet processing terminal and method for compressing a header of a packet. When it is determined an IP header is to be compressed in order that a terminal removes overhead of a generated packet, an IP header compression option is added to a socket option of a socket generated in order to exchange the packet between an application module and an OS module. And, when the application module sets the IP header compression option, the IP header of the packet is compressed by the OS module using a compression method corresponding to option information of the set IP header compression option.

Abstract: A medium access control method and apparatus and program storage device in a CSMA/CA (Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Avoidance) based wireless LAN (Local Area Network) classifies stations in a CSMA/CA based wireless LAN system into a number of groups according to a transmission priority to assign a different DIFS (Distributed Coordination Function InterFrame Space) to each group.

Abstract: A medium access control method of a CSMA/CA (Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Avoidance) based wireless LAN (Local Area Network) provides contention-free medium access authority to a station or access point receiving a request signal by: transmitting a request signal frame from an arbitrary station to another arbitrary station or to an access point via a medium occupied in transmission contention with a CSMA/CA algorithm using a DCF (Distributed Coordination Function) interframe space; and transmitting an acknowledgment signal frame from the station or the access point receiving the request signal frame to the station transmitting the request signal frame via an occupied medium using a short interframe space.