A scalable delivery system based on RTP JPEG2000 video stream format

Eisaburo, Itakura; Edwards, Eric; Futenma, Satoshi; Tomita, Nobuyoshi; Yamane, Kenji

doi:10.1117/12.515703

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“…For example, when a JPEG 2000 image has 27 jp2packets (3 decompositions, 3 layers and 3 components) and the order of jp2-packets is layer-resolution-component order, discarding the last 9 jp2-packets and decoding the rest 18 jp2packets, a decoder can get one-level degraded quality image. 1 To distinguish JPEG 2000 packets with network packets we explicitly use "jp2-packet" in this paper Our team has developed a scalable delivery system using this functionality of JPEG 2000 [12].…”

Section: A Jpeg 2000mentioning

confidence: 99%

TFRC-based rate control scheme for real-time JPEG 2000 video transmission

Futemma

Yamane

Eisaburo

Second IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference, 2005. CCNC. 2005

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This paper presents a new scheme for TFRC-based rate control with JPEG 2000 real-time video streaming over the Internet. Due to the low-delay and error resilient nature of JPEG 2000, JPEG 2000 real-time video streaming is a viable streaming solution on the Internet. In this paper, we have implemented a system using JPEG 2000 real-time video streaming with a TFRCbased algorithm; we modified it to add a function of prediction of possible packet loss by the ratio of long-term RTT to short-term RTT. We have evaluated a scheme simply adapted from TFRC (Simple Adaptation Method) and our proposal (Loss Prediction Method) based on the number of dropped bytes, received video quality and total TCP throughput. Our experimental result shows Loss Prediction Method has better performance on JPEG 2000 real-time video streaming.

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Section: A Jpeg 2000mentioning

confidence: 99%