Features of building a multimedia database management systems
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The analysis of multimedia databases is carried out, themain requirementswere pointed out. Two approaches to the organization of multimedia databases were considered – with usage of file servers and without. The experimental study has shown the practicability of file servers’ using for storage of multimedia information, because this approach provides higher speed of data read and write
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