Robust Video Transmission over Binary Symmetric Channels with Packet Erasures

Authors:
Brian A. Banister;Benjamin Belzer;Thomas R. Fischer
Affiliations:
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Venue:
DCC '02 Proceedings of the Data Compression Conference
Year:
2002

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Abstract

A video transmission system is presented based on the 3-D SPIHT algorithm for video compression and turbo codes for channel error protection. The channel considered is a binary symmetric channel with packet erasures, used for modeling the concatenation of a congested wired link followed by a noisy wireless hop. Unequal error protection with turbo codes is used for providing strong channel protection, with rate allocation performed by a Viterbi-based algorithm. The received video quality degrades gracefully in the presence of channel errors.