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Multiple descriptions scalable video coding

by Christophe Tillier, Béatrice Pesquet-popescu, Mihaela Van Der Schaar - in Proceedings of the 12th European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO ’04 , 2004
"... Multiple description coding (MDC) is a joint source-channel coding technique specifically designed for real-time multimedia applications over best effort switched packet networks (such as Internet), in order to cope with packet losses due to transmission errors or network congestion. Error resilienc ..."
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coding of scalable video, combining the scalability features with MDC. It is based on a motion-compensated spatio-temporal subband decomposition, where the redundancy is tunable in a framelike non-linear temporal representation. 1.

Scalable Video Coding and Transport over Broadband Wireless Networks

by Dapeng Wu , Y Thomas Hou , Ya-Qin Zhang - Proc. of the IEEE , 2001
"... Abstract Video application is becoming an important application under the next-generation wireless networks. However, supporting video communication over wireless networks poses many c hallenges due to uctuations of wireless channel conditions. Scalable video coding and adaptive services have been ..."
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Abstract Video application is becoming an important application under the next-generation wireless networks. However, supporting video communication over wireless networks poses many c hallenges due to uctuations of wireless channel conditions. Scalable video coding and adaptive services have been

HIGHLY SCALABLE VIDEO COMPRESSIONWITH SCALABLE MOTION CODING

by David Taubman, Andrew Secker
"... For a scalable video coder to remain efficient over a wide range of bit-rates, some form of scalability must exist in the motion information. We propose a wavelet-based highly scalable video coder with scalable motion coding. Our proposed method involves the construction of quality layers for the co ..."
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For a scalable video coder to remain efficient over a wide range of bit-rates, some form of scalability must exist in the motion information. We propose a wavelet-based highly scalable video coder with scalable motion coding. Our proposed method involves the construction of quality layers

ContentAdaptive Spatial Scalability for Scalable Video Coding

by Yongzhe Wang , Nikolce Stefanoski , Xiangzhong Fang , Aljoscha Smolic - Proc. PCS
"... ABSTRACT This paper presents an enhancement of the SVC extension of the H.264/AVC standard by content-adaptive spatial scalability (CASS). CASS introduces a novel functionality which is important for high quality content distribution. The video streams (spatial layers), which are used as input to t ..."
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of a non-linear distortion of visually unimportant areas. The non-linear dependencies between such video streams are efficiently exploited by CASS for scalable coding. This is achieved by integrating warping-based non-linear texture prediction and warp coding into the SVC framework. The results

Spatially Scalable Video Coding For HEVC

by Zhongbo Shi, Xiaoyan Sun, Senior Member, Feng Wu
"... Abstract—Spatially scalable video coding (SSVC) provides an efficient way to transmit one video at different resolutions. Based on the emerging High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC), we propose an SSVC scheme to support both single-loop (SL) and multiloop (ML) solutions by enabling different interlaye ..."
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Abstract—Spatially scalable video coding (SSVC) provides an efficient way to transmit one video at different resolutions. Based on the emerging High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC), we propose an SSVC scheme to support both single-loop (SL) and multiloop (ML) solutions by enabling different

Scalable video coding using Wyner-Ziv codes

by Anshul Sehgal, Ashish Jagmohan, Narendra Ahuja - Proc. of the Picture Coding Symposium 2004 , 2004
"... This papers proposes a solution to the problem of scalable predictive coding of video by posing it as a variant of the Wyner-Ziv side information problem. We model the predictor for each frame of a video sequence as being generated by passing the video frame through a hypothetical communication chan ..."
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This papers proposes a solution to the problem of scalable predictive coding of video by posing it as a variant of the Wyner-Ziv side information problem. We model the predictor for each frame of a video sequence as being generated by passing the video frame through a hypothetical communication

Bidirectional Scalable Motion for Scalable Video Coding

by Hu Chen, Meng-ping Kao, Truong Nguyen , 2009
"... Motion information scalability is an important requirement for a fully scalable video codec, especially in low bit rate or small resolution decoding scenarios, for which the fully scalable motion model (SMM) has been proposed. SMM can collaborate flawlessly with other scalabilities, such as spatial, ..."
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Motion information scalability is an important requirement for a fully scalable video codec, especially in low bit rate or small resolution decoding scenarios, for which the fully scalable motion model (SMM) has been proposed. SMM can collaborate flawlessly with other scalabilities, such as spatial

Complexity Evaluation in Scalable Video Coding

by Haris Al Qodri Maarif, Teddy Surya Gunawan, Akhmad Unggul Priantoro, Haris Al, Qodri Maarif, Teddy Surya Gunawan, Akhmad Unggul Priantoro
"... The scalable video coding is the extension of H.264/AVC. The features in scalable video coding, are the standard features in H.264/AVC and some features which is supporting the scalability of the encoder. Those features add more complexity in SVC encoder. In this paper, complexity evaluation of scal ..."
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The scalable video coding is the extension of H.264/AVC. The features in scalable video coding, are the standard features in H.264/AVC and some features which is supporting the scalability of the encoder. Those features add more complexity in SVC encoder. In this paper, complexity evaluation

ERROR PROPAGATION IN SCALABLE VIDEO CODING

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"... A scalable video coder is desirable for video application end-users with various capabilities. A simple scalable video coding system implemented in this work has a spatial scalability as well as a temporal scalability. Since motion compensation is used in the algorithm to reduce temporal redundancy, ..."
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A scalable video coder is desirable for video application end-users with various capabilities. A simple scalable video coding system implemented in this work has a spatial scalability as well as a temporal scalability. Since motion compensation is used in the algorithm to reduce temporal redundancy

Low Complexity Scalable Video Coding

by Cheolhong An, Truong Q. Nguyen - in Proceedings of ACSSC, 2006
"... Abstract — In this paper, we consider scalable video coding (SVC) which has higher complexity than H.264/AVC since it has spatial, temporal and quality scalability in addition to H.264/AVC functionality. Furthermore, inter-layer prediction and layered coding for spatial scalability make motion estim ..."
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Abstract — In this paper, we consider scalable video coding (SVC) which has higher complexity than H.264/AVC since it has spatial, temporal and quality scalability in addition to H.264/AVC functionality. Furthermore, inter-layer prediction and layered coding for spatial scalability make motion
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