Research Article
Overview of the SVC4QoE Project
@INPROCEEDINGS{10.1007/978-3-642-35155-6_44, author={Marcus Barkowsy and M\^{e}d\^{e}ric Blestel and Mathieu Carnec and Adlen Ksentini and Patrick Callet and G\^{e}rard Madec and Raoul Monnier and Jean-Fran\`{e}ois Nezan and Romuald Pepion and Yohann Pitrey and Jean-Fran\`{e}ois Travers and Micka\`{\i}l Raulet and Alain Untersee}, title={Overview of the SVC4QoE Project}, proceedings={Impact of Scalable Video Coding on Multimedia Provisioning}, proceedings_a={SVCVISION}, year={2012}, month={12}, keywords={Scalable Video Coding DVB-T2 Quality of Experience}, doi={10.1007/978-3-642-35155-6_44} }- Marcus Barkowsy
Médéric Blestel
Mathieu Carnec
Adlen Ksentini
Patrick Callet
Gérard Madec
Raoul Monnier
Jean-François Nezan
Romuald Pepion
Yohann Pitrey
Jean-François Travers
Mickaël Raulet
Alain Untersee
Year: 2012
Overview of the SVC4QoE Project
SVCVISION
Springer
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-35155-6_44
Abstract
The aim of this paper is to give an overview of the SVC4QoE project which purpose is to use Scalable Video Coding (SVC) to optimize video transmission in terms of Quality of Experience over DVB-T2 channels. The originality of this project is to consider the influence of the whole chain of processing and delivery performed on the video data in terms of user-perceived quality. The encoding process, as well as transmission, decoding and display are included in the optimization process. Particularly, the multi-layer structure of SVC is to be exploited to circumvent alterations of the video related to transmission on error-prone networks. Combining SVC with QoE thus provides a way to reduce network operating costs, while increasing the quality from the user’s point of view. Several innovations are also to be mentioned, such as the use of a real-time open-source SVC decoder, evaluation of visual quality through subjective quality assessment tests, transmission and synchronization of SVC layers on the receiver’s side, and development and integration of an end-to-end DVB-T2 chain which implements the multi-PLP (Physical Layer Pipes) functionality in an SVC context.
