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19 November 2003 Reliable high-speed media transport and its adaptive control for 3D video delivery over IP
Hyeyoung Chang, JongWon Kim
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Abstract
With rapid advances in both system and networks, high-speed transport of massive media over the Internet has become a reality. Forward error correction (FEC) is a promising solution for the delay-constrained, reliable delivery of real-time continuous media. However, massive transport of media stream with FEC over high-speed network face lots of challenges such as a low bandwidth utilization or increasing processing overhead due to the inappropriate FEC combination. In this paper, reliable high-speed media transport with adaptive control of FEC is implemented and evaluated over a high performance networking testbed. Focusing on the impact of high-speed aspects to the adaptive FEC, the performance of proposed scheme is evaluated by emulating various network situations for quantitative comparison. The results demonstrate the performance improvement of the proposed scheme in supporting the reliable high-speed transport for the delivery of 3D stereo video.
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Hyeyoung Chang and JongWon Kim "Reliable high-speed media transport and its adaptive control for 3D video delivery over IP", Proc. SPIE 5203, Applications of Digital Image Processing XXVI, (19 November 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.505581
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KEYWORDS
Forward error correction

Video

Adaptive control

Receivers

Computer programming

3D video streaming

Internet

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