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\chapter{Introduction}
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\chapter{Introduction\label{i}}
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\section{Similarities and differences between video and 3D}
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\section{Similarities and differences between video and 3D\label{i:video-vs-3d}}
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Despite what one may think, the video streaming scenario and the 3D streaming one share many similarities: at a higher level of abstraction, they are both systems that allow a user to access remote content without having to wait until everything is loaded.
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Analyzing the similarities and the differences between the video and the 3D scenarios as well as having knowledge about video streaming litterature is\todo{is key or are key?} key to developing an efficient 3D streaming system.
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