Practical issues in subjective video quality evaluation
Marc A. Sullivan, James H. Pratt, Philip T. Kortum · 2008
In this paper, we describe subjective video quality testing using naturally occurring, realistic, video content. The use of realistic content poses a number of challenges that are not encountered when using standard video test clips. The methods that we have developed are targeted to define levels of video quality that will be acceptable to customers of a video service. The methods were developed in the context of home TV viewing, but are applicable to other emerging areas such as mobile video.