A Decentralized Fabric for Video over the Internet
summary
A decentralized software fabric overlays the Internet to store media as hashed binary parts, metadata and code and to compose outputs just-in-time composition from a single master; a novel DHT partitions content so parts stay put through a 16^3 (4,096×) growth before moving. A 52‑node public‑cloud test shows routing ML raises client bandwidth ~5× and meets low latency under 500ms for most regions (Asia lags); IMF packages transcode on demand (4K 25 Mbps segments) and access and versioning use blockchain controlled access and smart‑contract credits.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:43The Internet is now a network of content
- 1:20The current Internet architecture
- 3:33Content centric networking
- 6:21Technology
- 8:26Red Bullet Points
- 9:36Content Fabric
- 10:59Content Fabric Diagram
- 12:00Distributed Hash Table
- 14:11Example
- 15:37Content Routing
- 17:37Overlay Routing Model
- 18:28Continuous Learning Model
- 22:35Adjustment Time Composition
- 28:38Demo
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