Performance Evaluation of a Dynamic Resolution Control Scheme for Video Traffic in Media-Synchronized Multimedia Communications

Fadiga KALADJI; Yutaka ISHIBASHI; Shuji TASAKA

Performance Evaluation of a Dynamic Resolution Control Scheme for Video Traffic in Media-Synchronized Multimedia Communications

Fadiga KALADJI, Yutaka ISHIBASHI, Shuji TASAKA

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This paper studies a congestion control scheme in integrated variable bit-rate video, audio and data (e. g. , image or text) communications, where each video stream is synchronized with the corresponding audio stream. When the audio and video streams are output, media synchronization control is performed. To avoid congestion, we employ a dynamic video resolution control scheme which dynamically changes the video encoding rate according to the network loads. By simulation, the paper evaluates the performance of the scheme in terms of throughput, loss rate, average delay, and mean square error of synchronization. Numerical results show the effectiveness of the scheme.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E81-B No.3 pp.565-574

Publication Date: 1998/03/25

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Fadiga KALADJI, Yutaka ISHIBASHI, Shuji TASAKA, "Performance Evaluation of a Dynamic Resolution Control Scheme for Video Traffic in Media-Synchronized Multimedia Communications" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications, vol. E81-B, no. 3, pp. 565-574, March 1998, doi: .
Abstract: This paper studies a congestion control scheme in integrated variable bit-rate video, audio and data (e. g. , image or text) communications, where each video stream is synchronized with the corresponding audio stream. When the audio and video streams are output, media synchronization control is performed. To avoid congestion, we employ a dynamic video resolution control scheme which dynamically changes the video encoding rate according to the network loads. By simulation, the paper evaluates the performance of the scheme in terms of throughput, loss rate, average delay, and mean square error of synchronization. Numerical results show the effectiveness of the scheme.
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