Yicheng Huang
ABSTRACT
This paper presents a novel decoding-workload-aware video encoding scheme. It takes raw video data and decoding workload constraint of a mobile client as input and generates a video bitstream which matches such a constraint while striving to achieve the best video quality. For a given constraint, the best overall video quality of the encoded bitstream is selected with a tradeoff between spatial and temporal distortions. The main contributions of this paper include: 1) the proposal of an efficient scheme which selects the most suitable target frame rate before the actual encoding; 2) The design of a workload control (analogous to the rate control) scheme which ensures an accurate control of the decoding workload when the bitstream is generated using the proposed encoding scheme. Experimental results demonstrate the feasibility and performance of the proposed scheme.
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Index Terms
- Decoding-workload-aware video encoding
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