Receiver-oriented real-time error resilient video communication system: Adaptive recovery from error propagation in accordance with memory size at receiver
H. Kimata et al., Receiver-oriented real-time error resilient video communication system: Adaptive recovery from error propagation in accordance with memory size at receiver, ELEC C JP 1, 84(2), 2001, pp. 8-17
Citations number
4
Categorie Soggetti
Information Tecnology & Communication Systems
Journal title
ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS IN JAPAN PART I-COMMUNICATIONS
The NEWPRED method is a transmission error recovery technique for video com
munication. In the NEWPRED method, both the transmitting side and the recei
ving side store multiple reference pictures and select one of these to reco
ver from an error. In general, the transmitting side has two methods of sel
ecting a reference picture. One is ACK mode, in which the transmitting side
makes its selection based on Ack signals sent from the receiving side, and
the other is NACK mode, in which the selection is based on Nack signals se
nt from the receiving side. To reduce picture-quality degradation caused by
errors, the transmitting side switches between these two modes by evaluati
ng transmission error condition. However, when the reference picture memory
size is small, the receiving side cannot decode the bitstream because it d
oes not have the picture data indicated by the transmitting side. To solve
this problem, we propose a new method of switching, in which the receiving
side controls mode switching according to the size of the reference picture
memory. We demonstrate its effectiveness in computer simulations. (C) 2000
Scripta Technica.