The increasing demand for high-quality video streaming over Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN) presents significant challenges in terms of bandwidth utilization, latency, and overall network performance. This study investigates effective optimization strategies to enhance video transmission in WLAN environments. Key areas of focus include adaptive bitrate streaming, Quality of Service (QoS) protocols, error correction techniques, and network congestion management. By integrating these approaches, we aim to improve video quality, reduce buffering, and enhance user experience. The research involves a comprehensive analysis of existing optimization techniques, simulation of various network scenarios, and evaluation of their impact on video transmission efficiency. Our findings provide actionable insights for network engineers and IT professionals seeking to optimize video delivery in WLAN settings, ensuring robust and reliable video streaming performance.

WLA, Video Transmission, Optimization Strategies

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