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Communication Dans Un Congrès Année : 2010

Subjective Quality Evaluation of H.264 High-Definition Video Coding versus Spatial Up-Scaling and Interlacing

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The upcoming High-De nition format for video display provides high-quality content, especially when displayed on adapted devices. When combined with video coding techniques such as MPEG-4 AVC/H.264, the transmission of High-De nition video content on broadcast networks becomes possible. Nonetheless, transmitting and decoding such video content is a real challenge. Therefore, intermediate formats based on lower frame resolutions or interlaced coding are still provided to address targets with limited resources. Using these formats, the nal video quality depends on the postprocessing tools employed at the receiver to upsample and de-interlace these streams. In this paper, we compare the full-HD format to three possible scenarios to generate a full-HD stream from intermediate formats. We present the results of subjective tests that compare the visual quality of each scenario when using the same bitrate. The results show that using the same bitrate, the videos generated from lower-resolution formats reach similar quality compared to the full-HD videos.
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hal-00608327 , version 1 (12-07-2011)

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Yohann Pitrey, Marcus Barkowsky, Patrick Le Callet, Romuald Pépion. Subjective Quality Evaluation of H.264 High-Definition Video Coding versus Spatial Up-Scaling and Interlacing. Euro ITV, Jun 2010, Tampere, Finland. pp.irccyn contribution. ⟨hal-00608327⟩
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