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Ultra-HEVC using frame frequency error optimization technique for IPTV realization

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Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) is an emerging network application in the internet world. One of the most reliable networks is IPTV which gives high speed for internet services. As IPTV offers many live services on user demand and it has many advantages. But still, some problem exists in the existing implementation such as degradation of quality and delay while maintaining limited frames and efficient bandwidth consumption over the network channel. The efficient bandwidth utilization is a major issue in IPTV platforms. Integrating the video processing on network platform is the challenging task in video on demand (VoD) application. This paper overcomes the drawbacks of existing IPTV by using Frame Frequency Error Optimization (FFEO) based HEVC approach which is called as U-HEVC. The FFEO method upgrades the video quality by interpolation of frames. U-HEVC delivers 50% better compression similar to the existing HEVC standard and it also provides better visual quality at half the bit rates. The Analysis of proposed U-HEVC attain better results compared to existing HEVC compression algorithms that higher number of packets get affected at different bit rate levels. In HEVC the Frame loss of 1 Mbps is 0.38%, 2 Mbps is 0.46%, 4 Mbps is 0.63% and 8 Mbps is 0.94%. When compared to the U-HEVC the Frame loss is somewhat high in HEVC. This paper presents the studies on IPTV environment based on U-HEVC using frame frequency error optimization technique.

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Arun, M.R., Selvakumar, S. Ultra-HEVC using frame frequency error optimization technique for IPTV realization. Multimed Tools Appl 79, 5083–5097 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11042-018-6316-7

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