Transmitting scalable MPEG-2 video over ATM-based networks

For high-end real-time video services, a prioritized transmission scheme (PT) should match the video information distribution of the high priority and low priority bitstreams generated by a layered source coder. This paper studies two PT schemes, which are respectively coupled- concatenated transmission (CCT) and coupled-interlaced transmission (CIT). Simulation results reveal that: given the same amount of network resource, the CIT scheme outperforms both the CCT scheme and the non-layered scheme in terms of the delivered video quality and the network resource utilization.

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