Methods of high efficiency compression for transmission of spatial representation of motion scenes

Domański, Marek; Dziembowski, Adrian; Grajek, Tomasz; Grzelka, Adam; Kowalski, Łukasz; Kurc, Maciej; Luczak, Adam; Mieloch, Dawid; Ratajczak, Robert; Samelak, Jarosław; Stankiewicz, Olgierd; Stankowski, Jakub; Wegner, Krzysztof

doi:10.1109/icmew.2015.7169834

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“…This observation stimulated research on the extensions of 3D-HEVC that use true 3D mapping for more efficient inter-view prediction , . Such extension of 3D-HEVC has been proposed in the context of transmission of the multiview plus depth representations of the dynamic scenes in the future free-viewpoint television systems (Domański et al 2015a).…”

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“…These consecutive video coding generations have been developed thanks to huge research efforts.For a given content type, and for a given video format, the bitrate of the compressed bitstream may be very roughly assessed assuming the required quality level and a mature codec implementation that reaches nearly the same compression as the standard reference software. For demanding complex dynamic content and assumed broadcast quality, for monoscopic video codecs the bitrate B may be very roughly estimated using the formula, Domański et al 2015a…”

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This chapter addresses image and video technologies related to 3D immersive multimedia delivery systems with special emphasis on the most promising digital formats. Besides recent research results and technical challenges associated with multiview image and image, video and lightfield acquisition and processing, the chapter also presents relevant results from international standardization activities in the scope of ISO, IEC and ITU. Standard solutions to encode multiview image and video content and ongoing research is addressed, along with novel solutions to enable further developments in the emerging technologies dealing with capture and coding for lightfield content and Free Viewpoint Television.

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