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A method of error resiliency for wireless video transmission over low rate channels

Zhenghua Zhang

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In order to transmit the video signals effectively over the wireless network,based on the research of the SP-frames,this paper proposes a new method which combines SP-frames with I-frames.The simulation results prove that this method can effectively control error diffuseness with low bit rates.

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In order to transmit the video signals effectively over the wireless network,based on the research of the SP-frames,this paper proposes a new method which combines SP-frames with I-frames.The simulation results prove that this method can effectively control error diffuseness with low bit rates.

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In order to transmit the video signals effectively over the wireless network,based on the research of the SP-frames,this paper proposes a new method which combines SP-frames with I-frames.The simulation results prove that this method can effectively control error diffuseness with low bit rates.

Key concepts: Computer science, Transmission (telecommunications), Wireless, Bit error rate, Real-time computing, Wireless network, Computer network, Wireless transmission

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