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Scalable Video Coding

Drift occurs when one truncates a video stream to accommodate a lower bandwidth. Quality losses accumulate from frame to frame and eventually become unacceptable. Traditional scalable encoder provide poor rate-distortion performance because they attempt to completely eliminate drift. We created a video encoder architecture that instead aims at keeping drift under control. This encoder produces video streams that can be truncated to accommodate various bandwidths with rate-distortion performance with minimal loss of quality

  • The decoder.

  • The encoder.

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Publications

Amy R. Reibman and Léon Bottou: Managing drift in DCT-based scalable video coding, Proceedings IEEE Data Compression Conference 2001, IEEE, Snowbird, Utah, April 2001.

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Amy R. Reibman, Léon Bottou and Andrea Basso: DCT-based scalable video coding with drift, Proceedings of International Conference on Image Processing 2001, 989-992, IEEE, Thessaloniki, Greece, October 2001.

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Amy R. Reibman, Léon Bottou and Andrea Basso: Scalable video coding with managed drift, IEEE Transaction on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology, 13:131-140, February 2003.

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