This paper presents new High Speed Downlink Shared Channel (HS-DSCH) code management schemes on High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) for IP-based multimedia provisioning. The proposed management schemes simplify HS-DSCH code allocation while simultaneously increasing HS-DSCH code utilization. Applying the code management schemes, furthermore, we implement two scheduling algorithms for real-time packets to guarantee the quality-of-service (QoS) requirement. The Real-Time Code Allocation (RTCA) algorithm applies the functionalities of the radio management framework to decide the admission for a new real-time service. Once a new real-time session is established, RTCA allocates HS-DSCH codes to that session such that all real-time packets in the session are scheduled before their related deadlines. Based on the RTCA algorithm, the Real-Time Code Sharing (RTCS) algorithm implements the Early-Deadline-First (EDF) scheme for the schedulability analysis, increasing the schedulable probability for the real-time sessions and thus to improve the utilization of HS-DSCH codes. Experimental results show that RTCS outperforms RTCA in terms of packet drop rates, HS-DSCH code blocking rates and the number of code-domain reassignments.