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1 An Efficient Player for MPEG-4 Contents on a Mobile Device Sangwook Kim 1 and Kyungdeok Kim 2 1 Department of Computer Science, Kyungpook National University, Daegu, , Korea swkim@cs.knu.ac.kr 2 Division of Computer and Multimedia Engineering, Uiduk University, Gyeongju, , Korea kdkim@uu.ac.kr Abstract. We describe an implementation of an efficient player for MPEG-4 contents on a mobile device. The player uses 3 adaptation methods in order to support high efficiency when it plays MPEG-4 contents. The adaptation methods are composed of a physical adaptation, an event adaptation, and a resource adaptation. The first adaptation resolves the physical difference between the authoring environment and playback environment. The second adaptation resolves some events that cannot support on mobile devices. The last adaptation resolves the load for restricted resource on mobile device. In view of the results of the performance analysis on the player, we could find that the player showed an efficient playback of MPEG-4 contents on a mobile device. The applications for the player are as follows; mobile games, a car navigator, distance learning, etc. 1 Introduction MPEG-4 contents have been applied to various areas. The MPEG-4 is an international standard for efficient transmission and use of multimedia data and focuses on the content-based encoding that is based on understanding of image contents. Such the content-based encoding splits image contents into object units, transmits the units, and controls and displays split respective units by a user s intention[1, 2, 3]. Currently, their use is very increased by growth of wireless communication. In MPEG-4 contents, a scene is constructed by the split units that are handled individually, and the scene description language, BInary Format for Scene(BIFS), is used to describe temporal and spatial information for scene changes according to user interaction and temporal flow[1]. Most of MPEG- 4 contents authoring tools are suitable to desktop computers, and generated MPEG-4 contents from the tools are most suitable to desk-top players. However, it is especially difficult to present the contents on a PDA device due to a small size of a PDA screen, and shortage of CPU memory usage, electronic Y.-S. Ho and H.J. Kim (Eds.): PCM 2005, Part II, LNCS 3768, pp , c Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2005

2 An Efficient Player for MPEG-4 Contents on a Mobile Device 901 power, etc. So conventional MPEG-4 authoring tools need an adaptation method in order to play the contents on a PDA device[6, 8, 9, 10, 18, 19]. In this paper, we describe an implementation of an efficient player for MPEG- 4 contents on a mobile device. The player uses adaptation methods in order to support high efficiency on playback. The adaptation methods consist of 3 parts; a physical adaptation, an event adaptation, and a resource adaptation. The physical adaptation resolves the physical difference between the authoring environment and playback environment. The event adaptation resolves some events that cannot use on mobile devices. The last adaptation resolves the load for restricted resource on mobile device. We apply an Inverse Discrete Cosine Transform(IDCT) operation of the Chen-Wang s algorithm[16, 17] to the resource adaptation in order to improve a decoding speed of MPEG-4 contents on a mobile device. We analyze and compare performance of the player on a mobile device in according to pre and post-application of the adaptation method. This paper is organized as follows. Section 2 introduces related works on MPEG-4 players and adaptation models on a mobile device. Section 3 describes structure and adaptation methods of an MPEG-4 player on a mobile device. Section 4 explains an implementation and performance analysis on the player. Finally, section 5 describes some concluding remarks and presents future plans. 2 Related Works There are lots of works on MPEG-4 player in desktop environment, but works on a player on a mobile device are not activated yet. We introduce a player, an authoring, and an adaptation on MPEG-4 contents as related works. First, the work of MPEG-4 video decoder[10] describes implementation of the ARM7TDMI processor with an efficient operation for video decoder. The processor improves a speed of the IDCT operation using real number directly, and can play MPEG- 4 video efficiently. But, it is difficult for the player to play MPEG-4 contents with user interaction. The work of design and development of MPEG-4 contents authoring system[1] describes an intuitive authoring for users on windows environments. The system supports composing a visual and aural scene using video objects, audio objects, image objects, and text objects, and set up intuitively a scene change by user s clicking a mouse. And the system defines a scene tree to represent the MPEG-4 contents that consists of object units in a scene. The scene tree is used as inner data structure for authoring in the system. It generates a scene descriptor as the form of text, and then finally MPEG-4 contents are created after the scene goes through encoding phase. The work of design and implementation of a visual MPEG-4 scene-authoring tool[4] is developed on windows environment, and the tool can store user s making scene to a data form. Also the authoring tool supports BIFS commands and JAVA scripts in order to support user s interaction. The work of MPEG-4 authoring tool for the composition of 3D audiovisual scenes[5] generates MPEG-4 contents using 3D APIs of the OpenGL library. The tool generates 3D contents and media objects such as a box, a sphere, a cone, video, audio, etc., and then transforms the objects

3 902 S. Kim and K. Kim into the BIFS commands. Finally, the tool generates MPEG-4 contents using the generated BIFS file and provides a preview function for a 3D MPEG-4 scene. There are a few related works with respect to contents adaptation for mobile devices. The work of content model for mobile adaptation of multimedia information[6] proposes a new abstract model to represent and adapt multimedia contents to hybrid environments. The model includes a layered mapping of semantic and physical entities and is combined under the taxonomy of multimedia adaptation to optimize end-to-end service. The adaptation taxonomy consists of two parts; semantic adaptation and physical adaptation. The semantic adaptation is based on users and service providers choices and it is affected by the semantic content of a presentation. The physical adaptation is based on physical QoS and the characteristics of media objects consisting multimedia contents. The work of adapting multimedia internet content for universal access[7] presents a system adapting multimedia web documents to optimally match the capabilities of the client device requesting it. The system shows that multimedia contents are adapted by using two components; a representation scheme that provides a multimodal and multi-resolution representation hierarchy for multimedia and a customizer that selects the best content representation to meet the client capabilities while delivering the most value. The scalability for adaptive MPEG-4 contents[9] describes an adapting technique for MPEG-4 contents on various service environments. The adapting technique supports adaptations of each media object in a scene and streaming service using network bandwidth. But the technique doesn t support to author MEPG-4 contents with interactive capability for mobile devices such as a PDA device, and it introduce capability which MPEG-4 contents is reconstructed using media objects in a scene. Most of above-described works are difficult to suitably support to playback MPEG-4 contents on a mobile device. Besides, most mobile devices use the RISC processor. The processor uses only a few commands very simplified to optimize hardware functions and reduce an execution speed of a program. Also the processor doesn t include a floating point processor and uses software library instead. For reason of using soft-ware library, it is difficult for multimedia data having many floating point operations to encode and decode the multimedia data rapidly. So we use pre-computed integer values instead of computing floating point values for decoding multimedia data. As we use software for a floating point operation, a mobile device is able to overcome hard-ware dependency. Conventional MEPG-4 contents need an efficient player in order to be presented on a PDA device. So, in this paper, we describe the efficient MPEG-4 player that considers characteristics of a PDA device. 3 Structure and Adaptation Methods of an MPEG-4 Player 3.1 MPEG-4 System MPEG-4 provides an object-based approach to describing and composing an audiovisual scene with user interaction. The most important features of MPEG-4 are the

4 An Efficient Player for MPEG-4 Contents on a Mobile Device 903 Fig. 1. MPEG-4 system s object based approach scene description and the object descriptor framework[1, 2, 3]. Figure 1 shows how MPEG-4 system communicates with a multiple object based scene. An MPEG-4 scene is composed of a set of individual audio-visual objects and the arrangement of the objects, with the scene description specifying the arrangement of multimedia objects. The scene description is mapped into a parametric form called Binary Format for Scenes[1, 2, 3, 18]. Also it declares the spatiotemporal relationship of multimedia objects. In the MPEG-4 scene description, each object included in the scene is specified with its spatiotemporal properties. The scene description has a structure inherited from the Virtual Reality Modeling Language(VRML) for the most part. And MPEG-4 adds distinguishing several mechanisms from the VRML as follows; data streaming, scene updates and compression[20, 21]. The MPEG-4 scene is constructed as a hierarchical structure, which can be represented as directed acyclic graph[3, 21]. Each node of the graph denotes a multimedia object. The event model of BIFS uses the VRML concept of routes to describe how objects behave following to user s event or space and time. Namely, the interactivity mechanisms between user and multimedia object are inte-grated in the form of linked event sources and targets as well as sensor objects, special objects that can trigger events based on specific conditions. Likewise, the media nodes in BIFS are associated with the individual multimedia objects that are carried in separate Elementary Streams[11]. To achieve the mechanism linking Elementary Streams and the scene description, Object Descriptor(OD) is used. The OD identifies the associated Elementary Streams and multimedia object in BIFS[11]. These MPEG-4 contents are encoded and multiplexed into coded binary streams that are either transmitted or stored. For the purpose of presenting the MPEG-4 scene to end users, these streams are demultiplexed and decoded. The decoded multimedia objects are composed according to the scene description information and then rendered on the user s terminal. Finally, a user may interact with the presented scene. 3.2 Structure of an MPEG-4 Player An MPEG-4 player plays usually the audio-visual scene that consists of various multimedia objects. And the player enables scene to change dynamically

5 904 S. Kim and K. Kim according to user s interaction and scene description information described on authoring MPEG-4 contents. Usual playback process of MPEG-4 contents is as follows; first, the header information of MPEG-4 contents becomes to be analyzed. The information is used to separate multimedia objects included in the contents. The system decoder reads a multimedia object, stores it in a decoding buffer, and extracts access units from the buffer at precisely defined points in time. And then it places composition units, the results of the decoding processes, in the scene compositor. The scene compositor arranges the composition units using scene description information. In the scene composition step, a scene tree is generated by analyzing the scene description information. The scene tree is the data structure that represents spatiotemporal relationship of multimedia objects. Also it is used to manage the content of spatially oriented objects which is changed immediately by user s interaction. The changed scene tree has an effect on rendering a scene. Finally, the render displays the arranged composition units on a screen. In this paper, an MPEG-4 player for a mobile device consists of 6 parts; file format decoder, system decoder, presenter, scene compositor, event processor, and user interface[11]. The File Format Decoder divides the MP4 file into media streams, and transfers them to the system decoder. The decoder reads the MP4 file, and separates each of bit streams and BIFS. And then it gives the unit data having time information, and transmits them to the system decoder. The System Decoder decodes BIFS, OD and each of multimedia streams. The System Decoder transmits each element streams to video, audio or image decoding buffer according to each kind of bit stream. Each decoding buffer is the memory space for each bit streams before decoding. Each decoder decodes the bit stream, and then each decoded stream stores in each composition buffer in the Scene Compositor. Also the System Decoder decodes BIFS streams and extracts the initial information for scene composition. Using the element streams and initial information(bifs and OD), the scene compositor generates a scene. The scene is rendered on the user interface of a mobile device by the presenter. The event processor affects a scene composition using user s interaction information. The figure 2 presents the structure of an MPEG-4 player using adaptation methods on a mobile device. The Scene Compositor analyzes the scene description information, and extracts the property information of a multimedia object that is used to render a scene on a screen. To analyze and manage the scene description information in the Scene Compositor need a BIFS parser, an engine to support searching a tree and a rule table for information extraction[19]. The BIFS parser generates thescenetree.thescenetreeisusedtomanage property information of each object in the scene and its content is changed instantly by user s interaction. So change of the scene tree means change of a scene on a screen. To support such rapid change needs a fast search engine to obtain needed data from the scene tree. In this paper, the search engine uses a top-down method and depthfirst search mechanism. It receives the scene tree as input, searches property of each object included in a node and judges whether an object is presented in a

6 An Efficient Player for MPEG-4 Contents on a Mobile Device 905 Fig. 2. Structure of an MPEG-4 player on a mobile device scene according to playback time and drawing order of each object. Also the search engine manages event information describing object s behavior and interactivity. The event information is processed by the ROUTEs mechanism, event model of MPEG-4, to propagate events between objects on scene. The ROUTEs combines with the interpolator that can cause behavior in a scene. The rule table has main properties on each multimedia object. Using the rule table, the search engine gets needed information from the scene tree. For example, the Scene Compositor needs property information to present a video object on screen such as url, whichchoice, center, scale, drawingorder, translation, etc. In this paper, we consider only video and audio objects on the player. The player supports namely the Simple 2D profile of MPEG-4 standard. So besides the video and audio properties, the rest properties are useless such as AnimationStream, FontStyle, MediaTimeSensor, ScalarInterpolator, etc. Removing useless properties enables the Scene Compositor to reconstruct the scene tree fast and improve a decoding speed of the BIFS. The Event Processor supports two functions. One manages events happened by the mouse movement of the user in the user interface. The other manages events happened by the flow of time using timer of the MPEG-4 Player. The user s interaction happened by mouse is divided into mouse click, mouse drag and mouse over. And the Event Manager manages each. While the MPEG-4 Player is executed, the MPEG-4 Player examines whether the range of happened mouse events is valid using transform information of each object in the MPEG-4 Player. When the occurred time or user event is valid, the Event Processor searches the related objects and the kind of event. If the suitable event is set up, the Event Processor searches objects to be rendered according to the event. The searched information is transferred to the Presenter. The Presenter is responsible for rendering scene and consists of a graphic processor and a controller. The graphic processor renders various audiovisual objects using related graphic libraries. The graphic libraries support rendering video, audio and image, and supports a few media formats. The graphic library is independently

7 906 S. Kim and K. Kim man-aged in order to easily expand related library on various data formats. The controller has 2 functions as follows; connecting each audiovisual object with related graphic library and supporting synchronization between multimedia objects. 3.3 Adaptation Method for Efficient Playback For an optimal adaptation of MPEG-4 contents on a mobile device, we consider as following parts; the system decoder module and the presenter module. The system decoder generates essential BIFS information for rendering on a mobile device. Also, the Resource Adaptor included in the System Decoder uses an IDCT algorithm using integer value instead of using cosine values having floating point values. Such IDCT algorithm supports fast decoding of video streams. The Event Adaptor transforms various events(mouse click, mouse over, etc.) into suitable events for a mobile device. When MPEG-4 contents is authored, various events can be included in the contents, but such events doesn t support on a mobile device always. So the events must be adapted on a mobile device. The Physical Adaptor in the Presenter computes coordinate values using a size and location of a media object for rendering media objects on a mobile device. In order to adapt MPEG-4 contents on a mobile device, the adaptation method consists of 3 subadaptations as follows; physical adaptation, event adaptation, and resource adaptation. The physical adaptation is the technique that adapts a size and location values of media objects in the contents. The adaptation is applied to the Presenter module in the player. Conventional authoring environments make some problems on a displayer due to a difference of a screen size between a mobile device and a conventional device. In addition, width and height rates, a location and a size of visual objects, etc., most visual objects in contents must be adapted according to playback environment of a mobile device[7, 14]. The physical adaptation provides to adapt coordinates of visual objects on an authoring environment into them on playback environment in a mo-bile device. In case of not rendering contents on the mobile device due to its width and height, the procedure transforms coordinates values of visual objects in the contents into them in the mobile device. At this time, drawing information is gathered for rendering. The minimum screen size for playback on a PDA device is computed by using leftmost, rightmost, uppermost, and lowermost location of each visual object in a scene. Also, the size is used to compute a reduction rate. The reduction rate is applied to reduce an external size of each visual object in a scene, and adjusts a coordinates value of each object. In the case of a text object, a reduction can make user not seeing itself on a PDA device. So, in order to avoid this problem, a reduction rate under a certain font size should be avoided. The event adaptation is the technique that transforms made events for desktop PC environment in authoring contents into available events on a mobile device. Some of made events in authoring contents are difficult to apply to use them on a mobile de-vice. So, in order to adapt the events on a mobile device, we consider events as follows; mouse click, mouse over, mouse move, mouse drag, mouse out, and mouse right click. Such events map easily to a mobile device through the Event Adapter.

8 An Efficient Player for MPEG-4 Contents on a Mobile Device 907 The resource adaptation is the technique that takes playback rate of MPEG-4 contents efficiently on mobile environment with restricted resource. The adaptation is applied to System Decoder module in the player. Conventional MPEG-4 decoding algorithm needs successive operations using real numbers in a DCT algorithm and an IDCT algorithm for encoding and decoding of MPEG-4 contents[12, 13]. So difficulties of conventional algorithm are a low decoding rate and broken playback of the contents. In order to decode video stream efficiently, we use the Chen-Wang s algorithm[15, 16, 17] that provides high efficiency on a mobile device especially. The algorithm provides fast decoding operations for video playback on a mobile device by using integer values which mean pre-computed cosine values with real numbers[15, 16, 17]. In the view of the general IDCT operation (1), we transform 2 cosine operations into integer operation using a table with pre-computed cosine values. f(i, j) = 1 N 1 2N N 1 u=0 v=0 ( ) (2i +1) u π C(u) C(v) F (u, v) cos 2N ( ) (2j +1) v π cos (1) 2N where f (i, j ) denotes a decoded image, F (u, v) denotes an encoded image, C(u) and C(v) denotes coefficients and are less than 1, and N denotes the number of blocks and its value is 8. Because most of mobile devices doesn t provide a floating point processor. Such floating-point operations are processed by using libraries on a mobile device, and take much time. The floating-point operation needs 12 CPU cycles, and the integer operation needs 2 CPU cycles due to referencing a table with an integer number only. So we can find that the IDCT operation can improve some 6 times by using a reference table instead of computing a floating-point operation for cosine values. In this paper, the pre-computed cosine values is made as follows; first, a cosine value having a floating point value is multiplied by 2n, and then an integer value is derived from adapting a shift operation as a division operation to the multiplied value. And we use 210 as a number to be multiplied. Under condition of a mobile device with 32bit ARM processor of RISC type, the number 10 is a maximum value for reducing resolution error according to a difference between the cosine value and the computed integer value. So the integer value is derived from adapting 10 shift operations to the multiplied value. Besides, we remove a useless internal data structures as following information; font style, scalar interpolation, etc. As a consequence of the removal of the useless internal data, in parsing BIFS data, a searching and a decoding speed of needed data are improved. 4 Performance Analysis In this paper, we played back the MPEG-4 contents on a PDA device(hp Com- PAQ ipaq 3850, 206-MHz, 64MB Ram, 32MB FlashROM). For the implemen-

9 908 S. Kim and K. Kim Fig. 3. Playback of MPEG-4 contents on PC and a mobile device Fig. 4. Playback speed according to using the adaptation methods tation of the adaptation method and MPEG-4 player on a PDA device, we use Microsoft Visual C++6.0, Microsoft Window for PocketPC 2002 and embedded Visual C The figure 3 presents playback of MPEG-4 contents on a PDA device. The MPEG-4 contents on a mobile device can be expanded or reduced according to user s interac-tion. The test data is the MPEG-4 contents including some media objects(video, audio, text, etc.), and is 176 x 144 QCIF format. An audio object that is included in the contents is MEPG-4 AAC format. And we consider MPEG-4 contents using Sim-ple2D as test data. We could find that the player showed an efficient presentation of the MPEG-4 contents on a PDA device. The figure 4 presents playback speed of pre-application and post-application of the adaptation method on MPEG-4 contents at a PDA device. The figure 5 presents a decoding speed on video according to using integer or real number on computing the IDCT on a PDA(200MHz) and a PC(1.3GHz). In case of applying the proposed adaptation methods, we could find that a speed of decoding video is improved some 6 times.

10 An Efficient Player for MPEG-4 Contents on a Mobile Device 909 Fig. 5. Decoding speed of video on a PDA device and PC according to an IDCT operation Fig. 6. Memory usage of pre-application and post-application of the adaptation methods The figure 6 presents memory usage according to pre and post-application of the adaptation methods on MPEG-4 contents. In case of pre-application, a MPGE-4 player needs some 7.3MB. But, in case of post-application, a MPEG-4 player needs about 3MB. We reduced memory usage by using adaptation methods. In the view of the performance analysis on the proposed MPEG-4 player, we could find that the player showed an efficient playback of MPEG-4 contents on a mobile device. 5 Conclusions In this paper, we proposed an efficient MPEG-4 player for suitable playback on a mobile device. Most of mobile devices have restricted resource and user interface. In order to overcome such problems, we applied the adaptation methods to the MPEG-4 player in a PDA device. The adaptation methods are physical adaptation, event adaptation, and resource adaptation. Fist, the physical adaptation was used to overcome a physical gap between authoring environment and

11 910 S. Kim and K. Kim playback environment of the MPEG-4 contents. Second, the event adaptation was used to transform events not supporting on a mobile device into available events. Finally, the resource adaptation was used to improve playback rate on a mobile device with restricted resource. They affect generally BIFS parser, video decoder, and the rest of player. We could find that the MPEG-4 player using the adaptation methods showed an efficient presentation of MPEG-4 contents on a mobile device. The applications for the player are as follows; mobile games, a car navigator, distance learning, etc. Future work is development of an adaptation method for MPEG-4 contents using various profiles. Acknowledgement This research was supported by Embedded Software Research Division of the Electronics and Telecommunication Research Institute, Korea, in References 1. Cha, K., Kim, H., Kim, S.: The Design and Development of MPEG-4 Contents Authoring System. J. of Korea Information Science Society, Vol. 7. (2001) WG11(MPEG), MPEG-4 Overview (V.16 La Baule Version) document. ISO/IEC JTC1/SC29/WG11 N3747 (2000) 3. WG11(MPEG), MPEG-4 Overview (V.18 Singapore Version) document. ISO/IEC JTC1/SC29/WG11 N4030 (2001) 4. Shieh, M., Perngand, K., Chen, W.: The Design and Implementation of A Visual MPEG-4 Scene-Authoring Tool. Proc. of Workshop and Exhibition on MPEG-4 (2001) Daras, P., Kompatsiaris, I., Strintzis, M.: MPEG-4 Authoring Tool for The Composition of 3D Audiovisual Scenes. Proc. of Second Int. Workshop on Digital and Computational Video (2001) Metso, M., Koivisto, A., Sauvola, J.: Content Model for Mobile Adaptation of Multimedia Information. Proc. of IEEE 3rd Workshop on Multimedia Signal. (1999) Mohan, R., Smith, J., Li, C.: Adapting Multimedia Internet Content for Universal Access. IEEE Transactions on Multimedia, Vol. 1. (1999) Lee, S., Cha, K., Kim, S.: An MPEG-4 Contents Authoring for Mobile Devices. Proc. of 2003 HCI (2003) Cha, K.: A Scalability for Adaptive MPEG-4 Contents. Dissertation for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Kyungpook National Univ., Korea (2003) 10. Ramkishor, K., Gunashree, V.: Real Time Implementation of MPEG-4 Video Decoder on ARM7TDMI, IEEE Proc. of Int. Symposium on Intelligent Multimedia, Video and Speech Processing, Hong Kong (2001) 11. Puri, A., Eleftheriadis, A.:MPEG-4: An Object-based Multimedia Coding Standard supporting Mobile Applications, Mobile Networks and Applications, Vol. 3. (1998) 5 32

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