David Gomez Leon

US Patent:

6782047, Aug 24, 2004

Filed:

Mar 28, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/536638

Inventors:

Khiem Le - Coppell TX
Zhigang Liu - Irving TX
David Leon - Irving TX

Assignee:

Nokia Networks Oy - Espoo

International Classification:

H04B 166

US Classification:

375240, 341 67

Abstract:

The invention is a method and system for compressing a current value into a minimum number of bits for transmission from a compressor to a decompressor. A method in accordance with the invention includes maintaining a series of at least one previous value at the compressor, each previous value having different k least significant bits and which have been transmitted to the decompressor; determining a value of k representing a smallest number of bits which allows successful decompression of the current value at the decompressor using as a reference value any value in the series of at least one previous value; and transmitting the current value from the compressor to the decompressor in compressed form with the k least significant bits of the current value.

US Patent:

7190670, Mar 13, 2007

Filed:

Oct 4, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/265077

Inventors:

Victor Varsa - Irving TX, US
David Leon - Irving TX, US
Durhan Guerrero - Irving TX, US
Cris Jansson - Lewisville TX, US

Assignee:

Nokia Corporation - Espoo

International Classification:

H04L 12/00
G06F 15/16
H04L 12/56

US Classification:

370229, 370352, 370468, 709231

Abstract:

A method used for communicating packets or other information units from a server () to a client () over a communication path including a packet scheduler (-) followed by a bottleneck path (-), with the packet scheduler (-) having a buffer for holding packets so as not to transmit over the bottleneck path (-) at a rate either too high or too low, the method providing that the server () communicate to the client () sender information indicating the last packet sent to the client () by the server () and do so via a mechanism by which the sender information is communicated over the bottleneck path (-) ahead of substantially all packets already in the buffer. The client () then uses the sender information to provide, as needed, information useful in adapting the rate at which the packets arrive at the packet scheduler (-).

US Patent:

7237039, Jun 26, 2007

Filed:

Sep 28, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/966462

Inventors:

David Leon - Irving TX, US
Khiem Le - Coppell TX, US

Assignee:

Nokia Corporation - Espoo

International Classification:

G06F 13/00

US Classification:

709247, 709231, 709236, 709237

Abstract:

An apparatus and method, in a data network to compress headers of packets that carry media information having an RTP TS which cannot be linearly extrapolated from the RTP SN.

US Patent:

7346007, Mar 18, 2008

Filed:

Feb 18, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/369098

Inventors:

Igor Danilo Diego Curcio - Tampere, FI
Miikka Lundan - Tampere, FI
Emre Baris Aksu - Tampere, FI
Ru-Shang Wang - Coppell TX, US
Viktor Varsa - Irving TX, US
David Leon - Irving TX, US

Assignee:

Nokia Corporation - Espoo

International Classification:

H04L 12/64

US Classification:

370252, 370352, 370468

Abstract:

The invention relates to a method for packet switched streaming of media, such as video and/or audio, from a streaming server () to a mobile client device () over an air-interface. The method comprises noticing a change in a downlink air-interface bandwidth, sending from the mobile client device () to the streaming server () a request for adapting streaming server transmission bit rate, receiving the request at the streaming server () and adapting the streaming server transmission bit rate in accordance with the request. According to the method, the request indicates to the streaming server () a current downlink air-interface bandwidth and that said adapting of the streaming server transmission bit rate is performed in accordance with said current downlink air-interface bandwidth.

US Patent:

7376150, May 20, 2008

Filed:

Jul 30, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/903260

Inventors:

Ramakrishna Vedantham - Irving TX, US
David Leon - Irving TX, US
Igor Curcio - Tampere, FI
Rod Walsh - Tampere, FI

Assignee:

Nokia Corporation - Espoo

International Classification:

H04J 3/16

US Classification:

370469, 370312, 370328, 709218, 709236, 714774

Abstract:

This invention relates to a method, a system, a transmitter, a network element, a receiver and software applications in a system for transmitting data symbols, wherein one or more data symbols are transmitted from a transmitter to one or more receivers within a point-to-multipoint transmission session, wherein said data symbols are furnished with first-type headers obeying a file delivery protocol, wherein one or more repair data symbols are transmitted from a repair server to one specific receiver of said receivers within a point-to-point repair session, and wherein said repair data symbols are furnished with one or more second-type headers at least partially obeying said same file delivery protocol.

US Patent:

7536622, May 19, 2009

Filed:

Mar 29, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/813343

Inventors:

David Leon - Irving TX, US
Igor Danilo Diego Curcio - Tampere, FI

Assignee:

Nokia Corporation - Espoo

International Classification:

H04L 1/18

US Classification:

714748, 714 18

Abstract:

A method, system, device, and computer code product is disclosed in which a sender transmits data to a plurality of receivers via a point-to-multipoint session. The receiver sends data repair requests to the sender requesting data expected but not received and the sender retransmits the expected but not received data via the point-to-multipoint session. The sender can also schedule point-to-point data repair sessions with individual receivers if the retransmission via the point-to-multipoint session does not correct all errors. The sender can be configured to delay point-to-point repair sessions using a randomization mechanism based on the number of receivers using the point-to-multipoint session.

US Patent:

7542435, Jun 2, 2009

Filed:

May 12, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/844062

Inventors:

David Leon - Irving TX, US
Miska Hannuksela - Tampere, FI
Emre Baris Aksu - Tampere, FI

Assignee:

Nokia Corporation - Espoo

International Classification:

H04L 12/56
H04J 1/16

US Classification:

370278, 370252, 370412, 370419, 709203, 709231, 725114

Abstract:

In a multimedia streaming network where a client has a receiver buffer to store a plurality of packets received from a server so as to compensate for the difference between data transmission amount by the server and data usage amount by the client, the server should be able to adapt the data transmission rate based on the status of the receiver buffer. For rate adaptation purposes, server reconstructs a list of packets in the receiver buffer based on information provided by the client. The information signaled to the server is indicative of the next packet to be decoded in the client. The information can be the sequence number of the next packet to be decoded, the DON number of the next NAL unit to be decoded, or the sequence number of the packet carrying the next NAL unit to be decoded and the DON indicative of the decoding order of that next NAL unit.

US Patent:

7558869, Jul 7, 2009

Filed:

Feb 13, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/778899

Inventors:

David Leon - Irving TX, US
Viktor Varsa - Irving TX, US
Ru-Shang Wang - Coppell TX, US
Igor Danilo Diego Curcio - Tampere, FI
Emre Baris Aksu - Tampere, FI

Assignee:

Nokia Corporation - Espoo

International Classification:

G06F 15/16
H04L 12/28

US Classification:

709231, 709200, 709203, 370235, 3703956

Abstract:

A method for the client in a multimedia streaming network to control the receiver buffer fullness by way of effectively shifting the transmission clock in the server who provides streaming data to the client. In order to avoid buffer underflow or overflow, the client sends a message to the server requesting the shift of the transmission clock either forward or backward depending on whether the client wants to increase or decrease the receiver buffer. Based on the message, the server adjusts the data transmission amount by effectively shifting its transmission clock. The request from the client can be sent through RTCP or RTSP.