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Mobile Video and Audio

With the multitude of mobile video protocols in place world wide and the diverse video and audio compression techniques available to network operators, the monitoring and maintenance of these Mobile Video networks can be a daunting task. Tektronix has developed intelligent tools to help customers keep pace with the changing world and solve the complex challenges faced everyday in the evolution of the Digital Video world.

Software for Video Compression Analysis, Optimization & Evaluation

MTS4EA provides extensive decoding and analysis of compressed video streams. It also tests standards conformity, and provides comprehensive statistics for analysis and optimization of video compression.

Applications:

Users of MTS4EA include many organizations developing or using video applications involving the compression standards of H.264/AVC, WMV9/VC-1, MPEG-4, MPEG-2, H263+, H263 and H.261 (and associated systems formats e.g. MP4, 3GPP, ASF, MPEG-2 TS, DVD/VOB).

Software for Audio Compression Analysis, Optimization & Evaluation

The Audio Analysis option for MTS4EA provides analysis and decoding of compressed audio streams. It tests standards conformity, and provides comprehensive statistics for analysis and optimization of audio compression.

Applications:

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Clips for Video Compression, Testing and Evaluation

Vclips are a diverse set of short video clips designed to test video encoders and decoders to the limits of their abilities.

The Encoder series is a set of uncompressed YUV clips that comprises many different video elements, designed to 'stress' an encoder in many ways.

The Decoder series of video clips is compressed to different video standards and tests video decoders not only to the limits of the video standard concerned, but also in their response to errors in encoded bitstreams.

Whether developing video compression or testing the performance of different codecs, using Vclips can save many man-weeks of time otherwise spent generating sequences.

Additional Information

RF Measurements in DVB-T and DVB-H

A Guide to MPEG Fundamentals and Protocol Analysis (Including DVB and ATSC)

Video Compression Challenges - Technical Brief pdf (253 kB)