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TWO-LAYER IMAGE RESIZING FOR SCALABLE CODEC

by Ci Wang, Ping Xue, Weisi Lin
"... Resizing compressed images is often needed for different display, storage and transmission. Based on the analysis of energy reserving capacity for different basis vectors, we propose a two-layer downsizing scheme, where the elementary layer represents the low frequency components of the image, while ..."
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, while some high frequency details can be recovered from the enhancement layer. The new method provides a solution for low definition image scalable transmission, at the same time, provides a potential tool to rationally recover the high definition information. Experimental results show that the new

MVC BASED SCALABLE CODEC ENHANCING FRAME-COMPATIBLE STEREOSCOPIC VIDEO

by Ying Chen, Rang Zhang, Marta Karczewicz
"... Existing 3D video solutions take advantages of the 2D video infrastructure, by coding two views of the stereoscopic video content in a frame-compatible manner, such as sideby-side or top-bottom. Content providers and service providers are using the existing 2D video authorizing tools and delivery in ..."
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fullresolution 1080p stereoscopic video content. Co-existing of services based on half-resolution stereoscopic video, fullresolution stereoscopic video, as well as full-resolution 2D video is expected in the marketplace. In this paper, a scalable codec is proposed to support the decoding and rendering of frame

Real Time Software Implementation Of Scalable Video Codec

by Tan Chang, W. Tan, E. Chang, A. Zakhor - In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Image Processing , 1996
"... Scalable video compression is becoming increasingly more important in diverse, heterogeneous networks of today. In our previous work [2], we developed a scalable codec capable of generating bit rates from tens of kilo bits per second to several mega bits per second with fine granularity of available ..."
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Scalable video compression is becoming increasingly more important in diverse, heterogeneous networks of today. In our previous work [2], we developed a scalable codec capable of generating bit rates from tens of kilo bits per second to several mega bits per second with fine granularity

Energy Scalability and the RESUME Scalable Video Codec

by Harald Devos, Hendrik Eeckhaut, Mark Christiaens, Dirk Stroobandt , 2007
"... In the context of the RESUME-project a scalable wavelet-based video decoder was built to demonstrate the benefits of reconfigurable hardware for scalable applications. Scalable video means that the quality of service (QoS), i.e., the frame rate, resolution, color depth,... of the decoded video can e ..."
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In the context of the RESUME-project a scalable wavelet-based video decoder was built to demonstrate the benefits of reconfigurable hardware for scalable applications. Scalable video means that the quality of service (QoS), i.e., the frame rate, resolution, color depth,... of the decoded video can

A Rate-Distortion Optimal Hybrid Scalable/Multiple-Description Video Codec

by Lisimachos P. Kondi
"... In this paper, we present a rate-distortion optimal hybrid scalable/multiple-description video codec. Traditional scalable codecs produce bitstreams which can be partitioned into layers that form a hierarchy. Thus, in order for a particular layer to be useful to the decoder, all hierarchically highe ..."
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In this paper, we present a rate-distortion optimal hybrid scalable/multiple-description video codec. Traditional scalable codecs produce bitstreams which can be partitioned into layers that form a hierarchy. Thus, in order for a particular layer to be useful to the decoder, all hierarchically

CODEC-INDEPENDENT SCALABLE DISTRIBUTED VIDEO CODING

by Mourad Ouaret, Frederic Dufaux, Touradj Ebrahimi
"... In this paper, we introduce novel schemes for scalable Distributed Video Coding (DVC), dealing with temporal, spatial and quality scalabilities. More specifically, conventional coding is used to obtain a base layer. DVC is then applied to generate enhancement layers. The side information is generate ..."
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is generated either temporally by motion compensated interpolation, or spatially by a spatial bi-cubic interpolation. Note that this scalable DVC approach is independent from the codec used to encode or decode the base layer. Simulation results show that most of the proposed schemes outperform non-scalable DVC

Quality assessment of the MPEG-4 scalable video CODEC

by Florian Niedermeier, Michael Niedermeier, Harald Kosch , 906
"... In this paper, the performance of the emerging MPEG-4 SVC CODEC is evaluated. In the first part, a brief introduction on the subject of quality assessment and the development of the MPEG-4 SVC CODEC is given. After that, the used test methodologies are described in detail, followed by an explanation ..."
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In this paper, the performance of the emerging MPEG-4 SVC CODEC is evaluated. In the first part, a brief introduction on the subject of quality assessment and the development of the MPEG-4 SVC CODEC is given. After that, the used test methodologies are described in detail, followed

Rate Control Scheme for Consistent Video Quality in Scalable Video Codec

by Chan-won Seo, Jong-ki Han, Truong Q. Nguyen
"... Abstract—Multimedia data delivered to mobile devices over wireless channels or the Internet are complicated by bandwidth fluctuation and the variety of mobile devices. Scalable video coding has been developed as an extension of H.264/AVC to solve this problem. Since scalable video codec provides var ..."
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Abstract—Multimedia data delivered to mobile devices over wireless channels or the Internet are complicated by bandwidth fluctuation and the variety of mobile devices. Scalable video coding has been developed as an extension of H.264/AVC to solve this problem. Since scalable video codec provides

IN RATE SCALABLE VIDEO CODECS USING WAVELET SHRINKAGE

by E Asbun, P Salama, E Delp, Eduardo Asbun, Paul Salama, Edward J. Delp
"... Rate scalable video compression is appealing for low bit rate applications, such as video telephony and wireless communication, where bandwidth available to an application cannot be guaranteed. In this paper, we investigate a set of strategies to increase the performance of SAMCoW, a rate scalable e ..."
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Rate scalable video compression is appealing for low bit rate applications, such as video telephony and wireless communication, where bandwidth available to an application cannot be guaranteed. In this paper, we investigate a set of strategies to increase the performance of SAMCoW, a rate scalable

doi:10.1155/2009/171257 Research Article Side-Information Generation for Temporally and Spatially Scalable Wyner-Ziv Codecs

by Bruno Macchiavello, A Br, Eduardo Peixoto, Ricardo L. De Queiroz, Debargha Mukherjee , 2008
"... The distributed video coding paradigm enables video codecs to operate with reversed complexity, in which the complexity is shifted from the encoder toward the decoder. Its performance is heavily dependent on the quality of the side information generated by motio estimation at the decoder. We compare ..."
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compare the rate-distortion performance of different side-information estimators, for both temporally and spatially scalable Wyner-Ziv codecs. For the temporally scalable codec we compared an established method with a new algorithm that uses a linear-motion model to produce side-information. As a
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