Green streaming through utilization of AI-based content aware encoding

R. Seeliger, Christoph Müller, S. Arbanowski
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With the growing usage of high quality HD and ultra HD video content, adaptive bitrate streaming and constantly increasing demand for bitrates and distribution bandwidth, energy consumption and related costs grow exponentially in parallel. As such, it is vital to reduce the overall energy consumption of online video streaming. In this paper we aim to investigate, which parameters influence energy consumption for video streaming, on the client (device) side, as well as during encoding. To conduct this systematic investigation, we have set up a reproducible measurement environment that closely resembles real-world conditions, with different client devices, and video encoding workflows, each connected to energy measurement devices. In an advanced step, we additionally examine the effect of content aware encoding methods on power consumption, using an AI-based per-scene encoding solution. Finally, we discuss and evaluate the measurements and offer recommendations to reduce overall CO2 emissions for video streaming.
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随着高质量高清和超高清视频内容的日益普及,自适应比特率流以及对比特率和分布带宽的需求不断增加,能耗和相关成本呈指数级并行增长。因此,降低在线视频流的整体能耗至关重要。在本文中,我们的目的是研究哪些参数影响视频流的能量消耗,在客户端(设备)端,以及在编码过程中。为了进行这项系统的调查,我们建立了一个可重复的测量环境,与现实世界的条件非常相似,具有不同的客户端设备和视频编码工作流程,每个都连接到能量测量设备。在高级步骤中,我们还使用基于人工智能的每个场景编码解决方案,检查了内容感知编码方法对功耗的影响。最后,我们讨论和评估测量并提供建议,以减少视频流的总二氧化碳排放。
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