Files pertaining to VQEG can be found on the anonymous FTP sites below:

• VQEG FTP file server – maintained by Arthur Webster
  This site contains final reports, test plans, source video sequences, meeting files and software tools

Tutorial for Objective perceptual assessment of video quality: Full reference television:

• PDF available at ITU-T SG9 Webpage

• Word DOC available at VQEG ftpserver

Free video content is available at the following websites. Some usage restrictions may apply.

• Conumer Digital Video Library

• IRCCyN / IVC Still Image Database - database that contains still color images with associated MOS.

• Laboratory for Image & Video Engineering (LIVE) - Image and video quality assessment research. Database available for download.

• External List of Websites with Source Video Content

The following contains some of the organizations that  have contributed to VQEG activities.  These websites may contain information, tools, and products.  Contact VQEG to have your website inserted below.

• AccepTV - provides solutions and service to measure perceptual video quality.

• Acreo 

• Acreo's IPTV-interface - open source interface software for video quality monitoring

• Communications Research Centre (CRC) Canada

• DVC Gemany - offers ScreenDisk CV Subjective Video Quality system for the video research community.

• Symmetricom

• Intel Corporation

• ITU (International Telecommunication Union) web site

• NTIA/ITS Video Quality Research - research papers and royalty free software tools for video quality estimation 

• Nortel Networks

• OmniTek manufactures a picture quality analysis system.

• Opticom - provides OEM modules as well as end user software for the assessment of voice, audio and video quality.

• Pixelmetrix

• Psytechnics - Voice & Video Quality Assessment

• SSIM Index for Image Quality Assessment - Matlab code available

• Stefan Winkler - personal research page on video quality

• VideoClarity - provides video analysis equipment for subjective and objective video algorithm assessment.

• Witbe - provides indicators of perceived quality measured by its robots, which reproduce user behaviour. Witbe, with its Mean Opinion Score (MOS) algorithms qualifying in real-time image and sound quality, are used as part of a complete N-play services monitoring.