Video Coding for Mobile Communications : Efficiency, Complexity, and Resilience / by M. E. Al-Mualla and others. [Electronic Resource]
Material type: Computer filePublication details: Orlando : Elsevier B V, 2001Description: 293pISBN:- 9780120530793
- 621.3994Â Al1V
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In order for wireless devices to function, the signals must be coded in standard ways so that the sender and the receiver can communicate. This area of video source coding is one of the key challenges in the worldwide push to deliver full video communications over wireless devices. Video Coding for Mobile Communications reviews current progress in this field and looks at how to solve some of the most important technology issues in the months and years ahead. The vision of being able to communicate from anywhere, at any time, and with any type of information is on its way to becoming reality. This natural convergence of mobile communications and multimedia is a field that is expected to achieve unprecedented growth and commercial success. Current wireless communication devices support a number of basic multimedia services (voice, messages, basic internet access), but have coding problems that need to be solved before "real-time" mobile video communication can be achieved.
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