F. Tashtarian

Presley is presented, which extends the prior conference work ELVIS by replacing destructive block removal with adaptive in-place degradation under a removability mask, signaling per-block strength in a bit-packed side channel, and restoring via generative backbones conditioned on transmitted visual priors rather than unconditioned in-painting.

This work proposes MoQSplat, which maps 3DGS content onto the Media over QUIC (MoQ) transport hierarchy and evaluates the core components on a prototype implementation, showing that opacity-based pruning outperforms scale-based pruning for progressive delivery.

GenStream opens new directions in volumetric avatar synthesis, canonical 3D actor fusion across views, and personalized viewing experiences, laying the groundwork for scalable, intelligent streaming in the post-codec era.

It is demonstrated how PyStream not only reduces the requirements for testing a video streaming system but also improves the accuracy of the emulations with respect to the current state-of-the-art, allowing multiple simultaneous tests to run locally.