Novel real-time software-based video coding algorithms
Journal
IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics
Journal Volume
39
Journal Issue
3
Pages
570-580
Date Issued
1993
Author(s)
Huang, H.-C.
Abstract
Two novel real-time software-based video coders, the software-based moving picture coder (SBMPC) and the popular video coder (PVC), are proposed in this paper. SBMPC uses the modified block truncation code and the newly proposed multiresolution-in-time sampling techniques, PVC uses the adaptive quantizer and the modified windowed Huffman-kind coder, to make both the coding speed and the compression ratio much higher than those of traditional video coders. By using the proposed coders, video quality and coding speed are good and fast enough for practical video applications. Since no compression hardwares are needed in the proposed video coders, the cost and complexity of developing multimedia applications can be greatly reduced. © 1993 IEEE
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Other Subjects
Algorithms; Computer software; Costs; Image processing; Performance; Coding speed; Huffman coder; Real time software; Video coding; Video quality; Video signal processing
Type
journal article