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19. PV 2012: Munich-Garching, Germany
- 19th International Packet Video Workshop, PV 2012, Munich-Garching, Germany, May 10-11, 2012. IEEE 2012, ISBN 978-1-4673-0299-9
- Martin Ellis
, Dimitrios P. Pezaros
Performance analysis of AL-FEC for RTP-based streaming video traffic to residential users. 1-6 - Dongni Ren, S.-H. Gary Chan
Achieving high-bitrate overlay live streaming with proxy helpers. 7-12 - Suphakit Awiphan
Providing service differentiation for video streaming in hybrid P2P overlay network. 13-18 - Florian Metzger, Albert Rafetseder, Kurt Tutschku
A performance evaluation framework for video streaming. 19-24 - Gunilla Berndtsson, Mats Folkesson, Valentin Kulyk:
Subjective quality assessment of video conferences and telemeetings. 25-30 - Hongchi Zhang, Anas Al-Nuaimi, Xiaoyu Gu, Michael Fahrmair, Ryota Ishibashi:
Seamless and efficient stream switching of multi-perspective videos. 31-36 - Peter Amon, Madhurani Sapre, Andreas Hutter:
Compressed domain stitching of HEVC streams for video conferencing applications. 36-40 - Tuan Tran Thai, Emmanuel Lochin
Online multipath convolutional coding for real-time transmission. 41-46 - Alejandra Soni Garcia, Jörg Ott, Martin Ellis
Virtual RTCP: A case study of monitoring and repair for UDP-based IPTV systems. 47-52 - Hu Chen, Hao Cui, Chang Wen Chen:
Mobile video transmission via Wyner-Ziv video coding and rate compatible modulation. 53-58 - Jason J. Quinlan
SDC: Scalable description coding for adaptive streaming media. 59-64 - Wei Pu, Zixuan Zou, Chang Wen Chen:
Video adaptation proxy for wireless Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP. 65-70 - Erhan Ekmekcioglu, Hemantha Kodikara Arachchi, Ahmet M. Kondoz, Cihat Goktug Gurler, S. Sedef Savas:
Content aware delivery of visual attention based scalable multi-view video over P2P. 71-76 - Laura Toni
Correlation-aware packet scheduling for multi-camera streaming. 77-82 - Tahir Nawaz Minhas, Oziel Gonzalez Lagunas, Patrik Arlos, Markus Fiedler:
Mobile video sensitivity to packet loss and packet delay variation in terms of QoE. 83-88 - Eirina Bourtsoulatze, Nikolaos Thomos
Distributed rate allocation in P2P networks with inter-session network coding. 89-94 - Huan Huang, S.-H. Gary Chan
Near-optimal content replication for interactive multiview video streaming. 95-100 - Jacob Chakareski:
Joint optimization of flow allocation and data center placement in multi-service networks. 101-106 - Marc Mignon, Koen Bouckhout, Joshua Gahm, Ali C. Begen
Scaling server-based channel-change acceleration to millions of IPTV subscribers. 107-112 - Ozgu Alay, Helge Stephansen:
The effect of multi-generation encoding in broadcast contribution on the end-user video quality. 113-118 - Ilias Chatzidrossos, György Dán:
Playout adaptation for peer-to-peer streaming systems under churn. 119-124 - Philipp M. Eittenberger, Matthias Herbst, Udo R. Krieger:
RapidStream: P2P streaming on android. 125-130 - Antonios Argyriou
Wireless video transmission with over-the-air packet mixing. 131-136 - Xuanjia Qiu, Hongxing Li, Chuan Wu, Zongpeng Li, Francis C. M. Lau:
Dynamic scaling of VoD services into hybrid clouds with cost minimization and QoS guarantee. 137-142 - Caroline Conti
Spatial and temporal prediction scheme for 3D holoscopic video coding based on H.264/AVC. 143-148 - Bin Zhang, Mathias Wien:
Optimized error protection for scalable video multicast streaming on multiple channels. 149-154 - Christian Keimel
Video quality evaluation in the cloud. 155-160 - Stefan Lederer, Christopher Müller, Christian Timmerer:
Towards peer-assisted dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP. 161-166 - Jingning Han, Vinay Melkote, Kenneth Rose:
An estimation-theoretic framework for spatially scalable video coding with delayed prediction. 167-172 - Konstantin Miller, Emanuele Quacchio, Gianluca Gennari, Adam Wolisz:
Adaptation algorithm for adaptive streaming over HTTP. 173-178 - Pierre R. Lebreton, Alexander Raake
A subjective and objective evaluation of a realistic 3D IPTV transmission chain. 179-183 - D. Varuna S. X. De Silva
Psycho-physical limits of interocular blur suppression and its application to asymmetric stereoscopic video delivery. 184-189
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