Characterization of the MPEG-2 video traffic generated by DVD applications
Agnieszka Chodorek, Robert Ryszard Chodorek
Abstract
Agnieszka Chodorek, Robert Ryszard Chodorek
Abstract
There is growing interest in applications using video information, as for example real-time full-motion video or VoD systems. Many modern applications use MPEG standard for video signal coding. Nowadays, the standard becomes the most frequently used compression method for storing (DVD, CD-video, etc.) and transmitting multimedia data. We present characterization of high quality MPEG-2 video, stored on DVD disc. We examine both statistical (measures of location and measures of variation) and dynamic properties of the video traffic stream. For the analysis and comparison among MPEG-2 and MPEG-1 video coding sequences, several MPEG video streams are used.
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There is growing interest in applications using video information, as for example real-time full-motion video or VoD systems. Many modern applications use MPEG standard for video signal coding. Nowadays, the standard becomes the most frequently used compression method for storing (DVD, CD-video, etc.) and transmitting multimedia data. We present characterization of high quality MPEG-2 video, stored on DVD disc. We examine both statistical (measures of location and measures of variation) and dynamic properties of the video traffic stream. For the analysis and comparison among MPEG-2 and MPEG-1 video coding sequences, several MPEG video streams are used.
Key concepts: Video compression picture types, Computer science, Multiview Video Coding, Video processing, Video tracking, Data compression, Video capture, Smacker video