Samsung filed 1 patent in Networking.
The application covers a wireless video transmission system that adapts Streaming quality based on content characteristics during network congestion. Specifically, the Networking technology dynamically adjusts between resolution and frame rate, prioritizing higher frame rates for gaming content while emphasizing resolution for video playback when bandwidth becomes limited.
Samsung's wireless video transmission system uses HDMI 2.1's Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) metadata to distinguish between games and videos, then applies different quality reduction strategies tailored to each content type. When network congestion occurs, gaming content receives reduced resolution while maintaining consistent frame rates, preserving responsiveness and smooth motion that matters most for interactive experiences. Video content, by contrast, undergoes frame skipping to maintain full resolution, keeping image detail intact even if motion becomes less fluid. This asymmetric approach recognizes that different media types tolerate different kinds of degradation, rather than applying uniform quality reduction across all Streaming scenarios.
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