Abstract:When train passengers are connected to the mobile network, the Doppler effect will make the bandwidth stability worse. To resolve this problem, A stable broadband in-vehicle video-on-demand system in high-speed mobile scenarios is designed. Users can download or upload local video resources by connecting to the on-board server fixed in the car through WiFi on the mobile client. Due to the relatively static on both ends of the communication, the Doppler effect can be alleviated effectively. Furthermore, the directional antenna is employed to meet the strip rectangular area of carriage. The experimental data shows that: in an indoor area within 30*10 meters, the real-time transmission bandwidth accessed by the mobile terminal is basically between 35Mbps and 56Mbps, and transmission bandwidth fluctuation is small, which can achieve stable and smooth video service.