Image compression in digital video broadcasting
Kamil Bodeček, Vit Novotny, Milan Brezina · 2007
Images form integral part of interactive services broadcasted in digital television. Natural images compression is always trade-off between visual quality and file size. Annoying artifacts arise in highly compressed images. The scope of this article is to investigate the possibilities of image compression enhancement for interactive services. The aim is to decrease size of the image file in such way that the following post-processing compensates the drop of the visual quality. A low-complex post-processing technique is evaluated. Proposed solution is suitable for decreasing downloading time of the images in digital video broadcasting services.