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A Quantization Problem Posed by Adaptive Streaming
In adaptive bitrate (ABR) streaming, the delivery technology behind most Internet video, each title is encoded at several bitrates, forming an \emph{encoding ladder} of \emph{renditions}. Each client plays the highest rendition that its network bandwidth can sustain. We show that choosing the ladder
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