Perceptual Video Quality-of-Experience Measurement
Perceptual Evaluation of Video Quality (PEVQ) is
an accurate, reliable and fast video quality measurement technology,
developed by OPTICOM. It provides mean opinion score (MOS) analysis
of the video quality degradation occurring through a network, e.g.
in mobile and IP-based networks. PEVQ can be ideally applied to test
video telephony, video conferencing, video streaming, and IPTV
applications.
PEVQ is a full-reference, end-to-end measurement based on signal
analysis: The degraded video signal output from a network is
analyzed by comparison to the undistorted original reference video
signal on a perceptual basis. Based on the approach to model the
human visual system, PEVQ can detect anomalies in the video signal
and quantify them by a multitude of key performance indicators (KPIs).
With PEVQ one can analyze the video quality based on a human visual
model, thus representing the true image quality as perceived by
subjects, for example paying subscribers. Its value proposition is
obvious: equipment manufacturers, network operators and service
providers can analyze QoE issues and optimize next generation
networks and thus avoid customer's dissatisfaction, which otherwise
might lead to complaints or churn.
• Accurate, reliable and fast
objective analysis of perceived video quality
• Full reference based end-to-end quality analysis
• Outputs MOS score that correlates well with subjective MOS
• Additional KPIs for detailed analysis
• Measurement of multimedia (QCIF, CIF, VGA), SD and HD video
quality
• Applications: IPTV, streaming video, 3G, video telephony
• Performance verified and recommended for standardization by the
Video Quality Experts Group (www.vqeg.org) 2008
