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2009
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Nithin M. Thomas:
Transcoding architectures for encrypted digital video. University of Bristol, UK, 2009

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Nithin M. Thomas, David W. Redmill, David R. Bull:
Secure transcoders for single layer video data. Signal Process. Image Commun. 25(3): 196-207 (2010)

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Nithin M. Thomas, David R. Bull, David W. Redmill:
A novel H.264 SVC encryption scheme for secure bit-rate transcoding. PCS 2009: 1-4
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Nithin M. Thomas, Damien Lefol, David R. Bull, David W. Redmill:
A Novel Secure H.264 Transcoder using Selective Encryption. ICIP (4) 2007: 85-88

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