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Kudos for making things accessible. However, joint source-channel coding is not news, especially at the level of scalable video coding (probably 20-year-old res
by pishpash 9y ago
Kudos for making things accessible. However, joint source-channel coding is not news, especially at the level of scalable video coding (probably 20-year-old research by this point). In academia this isn't as exciting as it sounds to industry.
- cbhl 9y agoDo you know if scalable video coding actually ended up being implemented in industry (YouTube/Netflix/Hulu/Amazon)?
- tincholio 9y agoIn a completely different way (i.e. DASH). SVC came out with bad timing, as the move towards HTTP video was gaining momentum. Also, around 2008(?) or so when the spec was finalized, there was no HW encoding support, so it was pretty unusable in practice. The idea of using layers, though, is much older (I remember reading papers about this already back in 2001 or so)
- cbdumas 9y agoIf you read the FAQ it address how this is different from a "cross-layer" approach.
- Ar-Curunir 9y agoYou do realise this is academic research from top researchers and published at a top conference, right?