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1 November 1991 Variable-bit-rate HDTV coding algorithm for ATM environments for B-ISDN
Taizo Kinoshita, Tomoko Nakahashi, Masaaki Takizawa
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Abstract
A variable bit-rate HDTV coding algorithm based on motion-adaptive DCT is investigated for ATM environments in B-ISDN. Adaptive 2-layered coding, an ATM cell matrix for error correction, and a block interleave for error concealment are proposed to keep picture quality high by compensating for ATM cell loss. A new VLC and a congestion control scheme that restricts peak-rate and average-rate are also proposed for traffic control. The proposed algorithm is shown to reduce the coding bit-rate for HDTV conference applications in ATM environments to 10-30 Mb/s.
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Taizo Kinoshita, Tomoko Nakahashi, and Masaaki Takizawa "Variable-bit-rate HDTV coding algorithm for ATM environments for B-ISDN", Proc. SPIE 1605, Visual Communications and Image Processing '91: Visual Communication, (1 November 1991); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.50256
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KEYWORDS
Asynchronous transfer mode

Video coding

Visual communications

Video

Error analysis

Control systems

Multiplexing

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