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From Eros (silicon) to Gaia (storytelling business): transmitting HEVC-coded video over broadband mobile LTE

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Byung K. Yi, InterDigital Communications Inc., USA, Byung.Yi@interdigital.com , Yan Ye, InterDigital Communications Inc., USA
 
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Byung K. Yi and Yan Ye (2015), "From Eros (silicon) to Gaia (storytelling business): transmitting HEVC-coded video over broadband mobile LTE", APSIPA Transactions on Signal and Information Processing: Vol. 4: No. 1, e18. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/ATSIP.2015.20

Publication Date: 14 Dec 2015
© 2015 Byung K. Yi and Yan Ye
 
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Mobile broadbandHybrid video codingLTEHEVCVideo delivery
 

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In this article:
I. A BRIEF REVISIT OF THE HISTORY OF OUR DIGITALLY CONNECTED WORLD 
II. MOBILE NETWORK EVOLUTION 
III. VIDEO COMPRESSION EVOLUTION 
IV. A STORYTELLER'S PERSPECTIVE 
V. CONCLUDING REMARKS 

Abstract

Being connected “anywhere anytime” has become a way of life for much of the world's population. Thanks to major technological advances in internet, wireless communication, video technology, silicon manufacturing, etc., our mobile devices have become not only faster and more powerful, but also smaller and sleeker. With the popularity of rich media on the rise, the no. 1 data traffic over the mobile network is attributed to video. That is the reason why we depict the Freeman Dyson's book title “From Eros to Gaia.” Equipped with rich media capabilities, our mobile devices enable a completely different storytelling experience unlike anything the human race has experienced before. In this paper, we review the latest technological evolutions in the wireless space and in the video space, namely long-term evolution and high-efficiency video coding, respectively. We then discuss how these advanced technologies impact our way of life at present and in years to come.

DOI:10.1017/ATSIP.2015.20