Performance Evaluation of TV Over Broadband Wireless Access Networks

Issa, Omneya; Li, Wei; Liu, Hong

doi:10.1109/tbc.2010.2046979

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“…Though UDP streaming has been used for fixed WiMAX [19], just as TCP is too reliable for video streaming, as some packet losses can be tolerated, UDP packet losses can harm a compressed video stream. This is due to the predictive nature of video coding which operates through motion compensation and entropy coding.…”

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Adaptive broadband video streaming using H.264 scalability across a tandem network

Ali

Al-Majeed

Fleury

et al. 2011

2011 4th Joint IFIP Wireless and Mobile Networking Conference (WMNC 2011)

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Abstract-As content management systems for IPTV reduce the latency between server and mobile device, real-time video streaming can tolerate single negative acknowledgments in the event of packet loss. However, the extent of packet retransmissions can be graduated and this paper proposes a scheme that is adaptive to whether network congestion or wireless channel degradation is most responsible for packet loss (or a mixture of both). By using the scalable variety of an H.264 codec, selective retransmission of base and enhancement layers is possible. The paper exhibits the trade-offs that arise as a result of adaptive wireless broadband video streaming. The scheme has been applied to a tandem network, i.e. a heterogeneous network with one part consisting of a wired IP network and the second part consisting of a broadband wireless access network.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Adaptive broadband video streaming using H.264 scalability across a tandem network

Ali

Al-Majeed

Fleury

et al. 2011

2011 4th Joint IFIP Wireless and Mobile Networking Conference (WMNC 2011)

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“…But these parameters are not separate, unrelated, but interaction. For example, when the loss exceeds a certain threshold, jitter will increase exponentially [1]. This QoS single indexes and parameter are not sufficient to evaluate network performance quality accurately, for some parameters of QoS, such as packet loss, if the lost packet is not critical, it will not affect the transmission of video, from the user's perspective, the user is not concerned with packet loss but has or not influent on video quality, So, service providers gradually shifted the interest to the user experience quality.…”

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A Correlation Model of Mixed Service Qoe and Qos in Integration Network Environment

Chen

Fang

et al. 2016

MATEC Web of Conferences

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With the rapid development of Internet and gradual enriched multimedia services, diversified needs of internet services are put forward. At the same time, people's requirements on quality of service are more stringent, traditional QoE only considers the evaluation method of network quality has not fully response service quality. At present, many research study association model of QoE and QoS only for single network and service. In this paper, a correlation model of mixed service integration network based on the environment is proposed.

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“…For the projected frame rate (30 frame/s) and packet sizes (refer to Section 3.2) this value amounts to at least one second. This is enough to absorb delay jitter generated at the BS and at the same time allows enough time for interactive TV (Issa et al, 2010). For the same reason a similar value was selected before removing packets into the decoder playout buffer in the WiMAX system of Hillestad, 2007.…”

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“…Thus, congestion also occurs on the uplink as well as fluctuating wireless channel conditions. In this situation, congestion will occur (Niyato and Hossain, 2005) at the WiMAX real-time polling service (rtPS) queue and packet loss will occur over the wireless channel (Issa et al, 2010). We also consider the effect of packet loss as the multiple connections pass over the core IPnetwork when other traffic sources contend for access to buffers at intermediate routers.…”

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DCCP video streaming over multiple connections in the wireless internet

Al-Majeed

Fleury

2011

IJIPT

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Multiplexing a single video stream over several Datagram Congestion Control (DCCP) connections is a way of coping with wireless channel losses and traffic congestion in the wireless Internet, without the need for complex cross-layer intervention. Multi-connections introduce the need for data re-ordering at the receiver. This paper considers the potential delay at an uplink destination on the Internet and extends this to a scheme for user-to-user mobile device via the wired Internet. It also considers the impact on video quality of packet drops due both to channel loss and router buffer overflow, when the DCCP congestion controller is applied. Results for IEEE 802.16e (mobile WiMAX) broadband wireless stages show a worthwhile gain in video quality from using three or more connections over a single connection but with start-up delay due to the need to avoid possible buffer underflow. More connections will be necessary to preserve sufficient wireless link utilization if the path is lengthened to reach an end device that is also mobile.

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Performance Evaluation of TV Over Broadband Wireless Access Networks

Cited by 25 publications

References 23 publications

Adaptive broadband video streaming using H.264 scalability across a tandem network

Adaptive broadband video streaming using H.264 scalability across a tandem network

A Correlation Model of Mixed Service Qoe and Qos in Integration Network Environment

DCCP video streaming over multiple connections in the wireless internet

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