WO2004073201A1 - Video packets over a wireless link under varying delay and bandwidth conditions - Google Patents
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- the invention pertains to wireless communications and, more particularly to optimally sending video packets over a wireless link under varying bandwidth based on video quality demands.
- a universal mobile telecommunications network 10 of FIG. 1 includes a wireless link between mobile devices 11 and a cellular radio tower 12 indicated as node B.
- a home location register HLR 18 is accessible by a mobile switching center MSC 17 tied to a public switched telephone network PTSN 19.
- a landline communication network includes a Radio Network Controller RNC 13 tied to a Serving General Packet Radio Service Support Node,
- the node SGSN 14 is tied to the Mobile Switching Center 17 and a Gateway General Packet Radio Service Support node, GGSN 15.
- An Internet/packet data network PDN 16 is linked to the gateway node, GGSN 15.
- a number of uncompressed video frames 22, indicated as fl, f2, f3, f4 and f5, are shown that have a fixed size in number of bytes.
- the number of bytes required to code each video frame is variable to achieve the constant video quality across video frames, which results in a variable bit rate NBR 23 stream of packets pi, p2, p3, p4 and p5 with variable length of compressed video.
- Delivering a variable bit rate (NBR) compressed video stream over a wireless network or link requires network resource allocation.
- Delivering a variable bit rate (NBR) video stream with variable frame sizes over a wireless mobile network requires appropriate network resource allocation for each frame to maximize the network efficiency, minimize the delivery jitter (frame arrival variation), and smooth the traffic flow over the wireless network.
- Current video delivery application maps a video stream into one quality of service QoS queue without any adaptation. For a variable bit rate NBR video stream, a fixed quality of service QoS queue for all frames with variable sizes is not an optimal solution.
- the present invention optimally sends video packets of variable length or variable bit rate over a wireless communication link.
- a computer readable medium containing instructions that, when executed by a processor in a communication network, performs the steps of receiving packets of variable length of compressed video information; and determining a queuing delay and partial bandwidth from a total bandwidth available on a wireless channel for each of the packets for transmitting the packets over the wireless channel, the queuing delay and partial bandwidth for each of the packets being based on criteria for reception quality at a receiving location on the wireless channel.
- the partial bandwidth is one of a plurality of distinct queuing delay and partial bandwidths representative of wireless transmission quality of service classes and the plurality of distinct queuing delay and partial bandwidth are representative of four quality of service classes: conversational, streaming, interactive and background.
- the criteria includes at least one of a maximum bandwidth (kbps), a guaranteed bit rate (kbps), a delivery order, a maximum service data unit SDU size (octets), service data unit SDU format information (bits), a service data unit SDU error ratio, a residual bit error ratio, a delivery of erroneous service data units SDUs, a transfer delay (ms), a traffic handling priority, and an allocation/retention priority.
- an apparatus in a wireless network includes a video encoder for encoding uncompressed video information into packets with variable length of compressed frames, and a decision processor for selecting an appropriate QoS class associated with a partial bandwidth on a wireless channel for each of the packets based on an intended reception quality.
- a method for optimal bandwidth allocation for wireless transmission of video information comprising the steps of converting video information into packets with variable length of bits; and allocating a bandwidth on a wireless channel for each one of the packets, the bandwidth being associated with criteria for reception quality of the packets over the wireless channel.
- FIG. 1 is a system block diagram of a Universal Mobile Telecommunications System UMTS
- FIG. 2 is a diagram of encoding uncompressed video frames of fixed bit size into packets with variable length of bits compressed video
- FIG. 3 is a diagram of variable bit rate video packets optimally routed across a wireless channel according to multiple classes of quality of service QoS in accordance with the invention
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating mathematical principles for optimal minimum variation of delay from frame-to-frame in video delivery.
- This invention addresses the mapping of a variable bit rate NBR video stream into four Quality of service (QoS) classes specified in the 3GPP's Universal Mobile
- UMTS Telecommunications System
- the mapping is determined by optimizing an objective function, which achieves the frame constant delay objective.
- By mapping frames with a large frame size onto a higher quality of service QoS class in a wireless network and the frames with a smaller frames size on a lower quality of service QoS class provides a simple state-less queuing scheduling mechanism to balance load cross quality of service QoS classes to achieve a high call admission rate and low video quality distortion.
- traffic carried in lower quality of service QoS class costs less than that in higher quality of service QoS class.
- This invention provides users with a balanced cost versus a quality scheme to tailor users requirements and expectations of a video delivery application over a wireless network.
- video frame types have the following order in frame sizes: I, P, B.
- the frame size of an I frame is much greater than that of the P and B frames. Therefore, this invention spontaneously maps I frames into a higher quality of service QoS class and P and B frames into a lower quality of service QoS class.
- I frames can be considered as a base sublayer with highest priority, and P and B frames as enhancement sublayers with lower priority. Therefore, this invention automatically implements the idea of mapping a scalable video into different quality of service QoS classes.
- An inventive wireless communication system 30 with multiple quality of service QoS classes Q0, Ql, Q2, Q3 is shown in Figure 3.
- Video packets composed of variable frame lengths are selectively transmitted across bandwidths available in a wireless channel 31.
- Each quality of service class associates a queue Q0-Q3 with different quality of service QoS parameters required at the receiving end 32 of the wireless channel 31.
- Quality of service parameters QoS such as bandwidth, delay time, jitter, etc., place different transmission bandwidth demands on the wireless transmission link 31.
- quality of service class or queue Q0 provides greater transmission bandwidth at a relatively higher cost in the wireless channel 31 than quality of service Q3. Consequently, the video delivered at the receiving end 32 for a transmission over quality of service class Q0 costs higher than the video delivered with a transmission over quality of service class Q3.
- the variable bit rate packets are routed into different quality of service classes or queues Q0-Q3 based on an optimal decision taking into account bandwidth availability and video quality factors such as delay time and jitter.
- 3GPP standard body specified four different quality of service QoS classes: Conversational (quality of service QoS class 0), Streaming (quality of service QoS class 1), Interactive (quality of service QoS class 2) and Background (quality of service QoS class 3). Each class has its own range of quality of service QoS parameters. 3GPP specifies the following parameters for those four quality of service QoS classes: maximum bandwidth (kbps), guaranteed bit rate (kbps), delivery order, maximum service data unit SDU size (octets), SDU format information (bits), SDU error ratio, residual bit error ratio, delivery of erroneous SDUs, transfer delay (ms), traffic handling priority, allocation/retention priority.
- a video stream consists of a series of frames
- each frame has the size in number of bits
- the time it takes to transmit the frame from the transmitter to a receiver with one hop through one of the four quality of service QoS queue is
- the first term is the queuing delay and the second term is network transmission delay.
- the end-to-end delay requirement, AT of a video stream is one of the video qualities the underlying network must guarantee.
- the variation of the delay from frame-to-frame is known as jitter.
- a and ⁇ are constants and determine the range of jitter. This constraint says the delivery time cannot be earlier than a sec and later than ⁇ sec using AT as a reference. If every frame must be delivered within ⁇ Tsec, ⁇ must be equal to zero. This is illustrated in the graph 40 of FIG. 4, showing jitter range varying between frames arriving earlier 41 and frames arriving later 42.
- the inventive of mapping a variable bit rate NBR video stream into the four quality of service QoS classes has three major advantages over a traditional approach: It optimizes the utilization of the quality of service QoS resources in a UMTS system in an optimized efficient manner. Using a lower permissible bandwidth quality of service QoS class has economical benefit for both operators and users.
- the objective function is optimized (minimized) for jitter variation.
- Near constant delay requirement can be achieved.
- By achieving the near constant delay requirement is equivalent to a traffic shaping function from the network point of view. This reduces the burst characteristics of delivering a video stream over a network.
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