Abstract
High definition (HD) video is the standard of choice for today's video demands. HD video is characterized by high data rates, but it can be compressed using H.264 and transmitted over 802.11 wireless networks. However, such networks are prone to packet losses, which result in degraded perceptual video quality. It is thus important to perform error concealment. Spatial motion vector recovery is a key error concealment technique. This paper proposes a new spatial motion vector recovery technique called Weighted Nearest Valid Motion Vector Averaging (WNVMVA), which uses properly decoded motion vectors to estimate lost ones.
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