System and method for scalable video coding using telescopic mode flags

a video coding and flag technology, applied in the field of video communication systems, can solve the problem of computationally demanding task of encoders in scalable coding, and achieve the effect of improving coding efficiency and accelerating the operation of encoders

Active Publication Date: 2010-03-18
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The invention provides systems that allow videos can be scaled up or down by selecting different types of predictive mode based on factors like compression ratio. This helps improve image quality without sacrificing processing time.

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Technologies related to advanced compression technology aimed towards enabling progressively increasing transmission capabilities over both fixed and mobile environments without sacrificing image quality. However, current methods require processing each frame separately before sending them individually, leading to increased computational demands on these receivers. Therefore there is a desire to develop improved methodology for efficiently transmitting digital videos through various standards like HTTP Adapt Network Intermediate Stages (HSS)/Virtue Quantum Evolution (VQEG)-Motion Vector Code Extension (MVMESC)) and Multiplex Scale Verification Platform (MLVB)).

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[0032]Systems and methods for scalable video coding using special inter-layer prediction modes (called telescopic modes) are provided.

[0033]FIG. 1 shows an exemplary architecture of a video communication system 100 which uses scalable coding. Communication system 100 includes a scalable video encoder 110, which communicates, over a communications network 120, with a scalable video decoder 130. In a preferred embodiment of communication system 100, the H.264 SVC coding format (‘SVC’) is used for video communication. (See, e.g., the SVC JD7 specification, T. Wiegand, G. Sullivan, J. Reichel, F L Schwarz, M. Wien, eds., “Joint Draft 7: Scalable Video Coding,” Joint Video Team, Doc. JVT-T201, Klagenfurt, July 2006, which is incorporated by reference herein in its entirety). SVC is the scalable video coding extension (Annex G) of the H.264 video coding standard (‘AVC’).

[0034]An SVC coded bitstream can be structured into several components or layers. A base layer offers a representation of t

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Systems and methods for scalable video coding using special inter-layer prediction modes (called telescopic modes) are provided. These modes facilitate accelerated operation of encoders with improved coding efficiency.

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