Title: Wireless Video
1Wireless Video
Yun Gong Assistant Professor Department of
Electrical Engineering Widener University July
6, 2004
2Outline
- Technology Focus
- Mobile Wireless Multimedia Services
- Desirable Video Technology for Mobile Wireless
- Video Coding Standards
- H.264/AVC Video Coding Standard
- On-going and Future Innovations at Widener
3Partnership Technology Focus
Video Encoder
Video Decoder
Integrated Wireless Technologies
4Mobile Wireless Multimedia Services
Value-added services for wireless carriers.
- All U.S. cellular operators either offer video
mail service now or will by the end of the year. - the quality of current mobile phone video is
- terrible. Motion is jerky and blurry, colors are
- faded and the image is tiny.
- Mike Langberg, San Jose Mercury
5Desirable Video Technology for Mobile Wireless
- High compression efficiency
- DVD-quality (720x480_at_30fps) 9.8Mbps
- Mobile wireless bandwidth Kbps
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- Strong error-resilient capabilities
- High error bit rates and bursty errors
- Low computational complexity and power
consumption - Handset device limitations and short battery
life-span
6Video Coding Standards
MPEG-1/2 and H.261/263 not for wireless
applications MPEG-4 and H.263 many
error resilient tools have been adopted for 2.5G
and 3G devices by leading wireless
companies. H.264/AVC (MPEG-4 Part 10)
most recent standard.
7H.264/AVC Video Coding Standard
- Extremely high quality in smaller files.
- Highly Scalable, producing video for everything
from 3G - to High Definition (HD).
- Great-looking 3G mobile content at 50-160 Kbps
- Excellent Standard Definition (SD) video at
800-1500 Kbps - Beautiful HD video (1280x720, 24p) at 5-7 Mbps
- Full HD video (1920x1080, 24p) at 7-9 Mbps
8On-going and Future Innovations at Widener
- Develop H.264/AVC-compliant error resilient
techniques - by integrating time varying wireless channel
characteristics - and power constraints into the coding process
H.264/AVC Encoder
9Minimize D ? R D Dcoding Dchannel Dpower
D distortion R bit rate ? positive
number
H.264/AVC Decoder
10On-going and Future Innovations at Widener
(continue)
- Real-time hardware implementation of H.264/AVC
- encoder and decoder by employing FPGAs
- Video/image compression in general
- Others
- Networked video systems
- Security issues in wireless video