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File format for storage of scalable video
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Bai Gang, Sun Xiao-yan, Wu Feng, Yin Bao-cai, Li Shi-peng. File format for storage of scalable video[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science A, 2006, 7(5): 706-712.
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Abstract: A file format for storage of scalable video is proposed in this paper. A generic model is presented to enable a codec independent description of scalable video stream. The relationships, especially the dependencies, among sub-streams in a scalable video stream are specified sufficiently and effectively in the proposed model. Complying with the presented scalable video stream model, the file format for scalable video is proposed based on ISO Base Media file format, which is simple and flexible enough to address the demands of scalable video application as well as the non-scalable ones.
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