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The multi-view video streaming is one of promising technologies for emerging video services. For those applications of multi-view video streaming, video frames of all viewpoints, i.e., cameras, are needed to be transmitted to viewers because the demands of all the viewers' view-switching are unpredictable. However, existing transmission schemes are highly vulnerable to frame loss. Specifically, the...
To guarantee the quality of service is one of the most important problems in ICT (Information Communication Technology) area. Therefore, we had proposed a service platform which integrates service control and network control by componentization of distributed objects. On the other hand, with advances of wireless communication technologies, users eager to have network services with a mobile terminal...
Multi-view video consists of multiple video sequences captured simultaneously by multiple closely spaced cameras and enables users to freely change their viewpoints by playing different video sequences. Therefore, the transmission bitrate of multi-view video requires more bandwidth than conventional multimedia. In order to reduce the bandwidth requirement, User Dependent Multi-view Video Transmission...
Several schemes in multi-view video, i.e. Multi-view Video Coding (MVC), User Dependent Multi-view Video Transmission (UDMVT), and Interactive Multi-view Video Streaming with bounded Network Delay (IMVS-ND), have been proposed for the future ubiquitous society. Multi-view video enhances the safety and security of lives by providing innovative video. However, the server of these schemes encodes overlapping...
Multi-view video consists of multiple video sequences captured simultaneously from different angles by multiple closely spaced cameras. It enables the users to freely change their viewpoints by playing different video sequences. Transmission of multi-view video requires more bandwidth than conventional multimedia. To reduce the bandwidth, UDMVT (User Dependent Multi-view Video Transmission) based...
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