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Quality of experience for 3-D immersive media streaming

Doumanoglou et al., 2018

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8208853672253073255
Author
Doumanoglou A
Griffin D
Serrano J
Zioulis N
Phan T
Jiménez D
Zarpalas D
Alvarez F
Rio M
Daras P
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IEEE Transactions on Broadcasting

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Recent advances in media capture and processing technologies have enabled new forms of true 3-D media content that increase the degree of user immersion. The demand for more engaging forms of entertainment means that content distributors and broadcasters need to …
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