a Technical Study on the Transmission of HDR Content over a Broadcast Channel

Autores

  • Diego Pajuelo Castro Estudante
  • Yuzo Iano
  • Paulo Cardoso
  • Raphael Barbieri
  • Daniel Izario
  • Bruno Izario

Palavras-chave:

High Dynamic Range, Broadcasting, Television System

Resumo

High Dynamic Range Television is a topic of current interest in academia and industry since
can attribute the same level of realism without the need to increase the resolution. The reference
end-to end HDR system is based on HDR10 System due to its encoding efficiency and visual quality.
However, it cannot be directed apply for the curren Standard Dynamic Range television system.
This paper makes a technical study about the system requirements to be considered for transmitting
a HDR service in broadcast television and presents objective metrics in different coding scenarios
regarding the HDR10 System and a subjective assessment of the generated tone-mapped videos.

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Publicado

2018-02-21

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Castro, D. P., Iano, Y., Cardoso, P., Barbieri, R., Izario, D., & Izario, B. (2018). a Technical Study on the Transmission of HDR Content over a Broadcast Channel. SET INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BROADCAST ENGINEERING, 3, 6 pags. Recuperado de https://revistaeletronica.set.org.br/ijbe/article/view/137

Edição

v. 3 (2017): SET INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BROADCAST ENGINEERING

Seção

Advanced technologies and systems for emerging broadcasting applications

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