Identification of the Video Level for Video Communication in a Resource-Constrained Network

HEVC, which employs layered video coding techniques, is an extension of H.264 Advanced Video Coding. Layered video coding creates a valid bitstream by removing layers. Video streaming via wireless networks is made possible by this capability. The elements that affect the quality of video communication include node mobility, the kind of routing protocols, communication distance, etc. The video adaptation method calculates the number of video levels that will be lost and then extracts at Media Aware Network Elements in accordance with terminal capabilities and resource availability. Building the information needed to select the extraction point or adaption level is the goal of this work. The extraction points for streaming Multi-level Video over the resource constrained network have been calculated in this article.