Multi-View 3D video delivery for broadband IP networks

With the recent emergence of 3D TVs, video service providers now face an opportunity to provide high resolution multi-view 3D videos over IP networks. One simple way is to deliver each desired view in a multicast stream. Nevertheless, it is expected that significantly increased bandwidth will be req...

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Main Authors: Ting-Yu Ho, Yi-Nung Yeh, De-Nian Yang
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Algorithm design and analysis
Bandwidth
depth-image-based rendering
IP multicast delivery
IP networks
Multi-view 3D video
Next generation networking
Servers
Streaming media
Three-dimensional displays
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description With the recent emergence of 3D TVs, video service providers now face an opportunity to provide high resolution multi-view 3D videos over IP networks. One simple way is to deliver each desired view in a multicast stream. Nevertheless, it is expected that significantly increased bandwidth will be required to support the transmission of all views in multi-view 3D videos. However, the recent emergence of a new video synthesis technique called Depth-Image-Based Rendering (DIBR) suggests that a multi-view 3D video does not necessarily require the transmission of all views. Therefore, we formulate a new problem, named Multi-view and Multicast Delivery Selection Problem (MMDS), and design an algorithm, called MMDEA, to find the optimal solution. Simulation results manifest that using DIBR can effectively reduce bandwidth consumption by 35% compared to the original multicast delivery scheme.
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