A way to reduce effects of packet loss in video streaming using Multiple Description Coding
Publish place: Journal of Computer and Robotics، Vol: 13، Issue: 1
Publish Year: 1399
Type: Journal paper
Language: English
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Index date: 29 April 2021
A way to reduce effects of packet loss in video streaming using Multiple Description Coding abstract
Multiple description (MD) coding has appeared to be an attractive technique to decrease impact of network failures and increase the robustness of multimedia communications. Very common model of this technique is multiple-description lattice vector quantization, which is the best choice for robust data transmission over the unreliable network channels. However, MD coinciding lattice vector quantizer (MDCLVQ) is not considered discrete network conditions, so in this scheme, all videos are received or are not received. In this paper, this scheme is implemented in real network environment. So, raw video will be send in various packet, packets send independently and packets lose independently. The possibility of lossing all packets together is close to zero. Our object for increasing of resistance transfer in error- prone communication channels are used. This technique has been tested for standard videos "Akiyo", "Carphone", "Miss-America" and "Foreman". This results show that the quality of the reconstructed videos from the average PSNR values of the central decoder and the side decoders has been reached to grate degree, so increases error resilience over error-prone communication channels.
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A way to reduce effects of packet loss in video streaming using Multiple Description Coding authors
Mahboobe Shabanyan
Faculty of Computer and Information Technology Engineering, Qazvin Branch, Islamic Azad University, Qazvin, Iran
Ehsan Akhtarkavan
Department of Computer Engineering, Khatam University of Technology, Tehran, Iran