Akçay, Mehmet NecmettinKara, BurakBeğen, Ali CengizAhsan, S.Curcio, I. D. D.Kammachi-Sreedhar, K.Aksu, E.2023-09-192023-09-192023979-835031173-0http://hdl.handle.net/10679/8878https://doi.org/10.1109/QoMEX58391.2023.10178447This paper introduces the Auxiliary I-Frame Splicing method to reduce bandwidth waste in adaptive streaming. This method involves fetching a high-quality I-frame and splicing it into the already downloaded low-quality segment, resulting in a higher-quality rendering at a lower overhead than replacing the entire low-quality segment. In our experiments with three videos and four quantization parameters, the results show that the bandwidth can be saved up to 87% while still increasing the peak signal-to-noise ratio score by 20% and the video multi-method assessment fusion score by 73%. In the demo, we demonstrate the visual differences between the original and spliced videos.enginfo:eu-repo/semantics/restrictedAccessConference paper11912200103719610002410.1109/QoMEX58391.2023.10178447ABRBandwidth savingDASHFast switching2-s2.0-85167339469