#5079. Content dependent spatial resolution selection for MPEG DASH segmentation

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Abstract:
The need for standardization emerged with the fast development of video streaming technologies. MPEG Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over Hypertext Transfer Protocol (MPEG DASH) is a standard for adaptive video streaming. Applications developed in compliance with MPEG DASH ensure smooth playback to end-users while being hardware agnostic, cost-efficient, and easy to maintain. This article provides a comprehensive analysis and methodology for selecting the most appropriate spatial resolution switching points, which define the bitrates where switching to the higher spatial resolution is optimal. With the developed model, the optimal representation selection process is simplified and the segmentation process in MPEG DASH is improved. The methodology proposed for the development of this content-dependent spatial resolution selection model can be used for encoders and coding parameters not covered by the presented research. Quality of the video sequences segmentation using the proposed switching points were tested using two different test cases for network conditions and two different adaptation algorithms: Basic Adaptation algorithm and Segment Aware Rate Adaptation algorithm.
Keywords:
Adaptive streaming; Methodology; MPEG DASH; SSIM; Video segmentation

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