A novel error detection method based on coded block pattern (CBP) information verification is proposed for error concealment of inter-coded video frames transmitted in wireless channel. This method firstly modifies the original video stream structure by the aggregation of certain important information, and then inserts some error verification bits into the video stream for each encoded macro block (MB), these bits can be used as reference information to determine whether each encoded MB is corrupted. Experimental results on additive Gauss white noise simulation wireless channel and H.263+ baseline codec show that the proposed method can outperform other reference approaches on error detection performance. In addition, it can preserve the original video quality with a small coding overhead increase.
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Yu CHEN, XuDong ZHANG, DeSheng WANG, "An Error Detection Method Based on Coded Block Pattern Information Verification for Wireless Video Communication" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E89-B, no. 2, pp. 629-632, February 2006, doi: 10.1093/ietcom/e89-b.2.629.
Abstract: A novel error detection method based on coded block pattern (CBP) information verification is proposed for error concealment of inter-coded video frames transmitted in wireless channel. This method firstly modifies the original video stream structure by the aggregation of certain important information, and then inserts some error verification bits into the video stream for each encoded macro block (MB), these bits can be used as reference information to determine whether each encoded MB is corrupted. Experimental results on additive Gauss white noise simulation wireless channel and H.263+ baseline codec show that the proposed method can outperform other reference approaches on error detection performance. In addition, it can preserve the original video quality with a small coding overhead increase.
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