In the Internet of Things (IoT) era with the wide employment of Mobile Devices (MDs), the distribution of video streams is continuously increasing and specific solutions for transmissions between mobiles are needed. In this paper, we provide the performance comparison, through emulations, among Application Layer Joint Coding approaches for videos over channels whose conditions change over time. The proposed analysis highlights that the video streaming over such critical channels is practicable, from the Quality of Experience (QoE) viewpoint, only if source and channel coding are both adaptively applied to the video transmissions.

Performance evaluation of Application Layer Joint Coding solutions for video transmissions between Mobile Devices over the Internet of Things

Bisio, Igor;Garibotto, Chiara;Lavagetto, Fabio;Sciarrone, Andrea
2017-01-01

Abstract

In the Internet of Things (IoT) era with the wide employment of Mobile Devices (MDs), the distribution of video streams is continuously increasing and specific solutions for transmissions between mobiles are needed. In this paper, we provide the performance comparison, through emulations, among Application Layer Joint Coding approaches for videos over channels whose conditions change over time. The proposed analysis highlights that the video streaming over such critical channels is practicable, from the Quality of Experience (QoE) viewpoint, only if source and channel coding are both adaptively applied to the video transmissions.
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