Abstract:
A method and apparatus for 3D video coding system are disclosed. Embodiments according to the present invention apply SAO process (sample adaptive offset process) to at least one dependent-view image of the processed multi-view images if processed multi-view images are received. Also embodiments according to the present invention apply the SAO process to at least one dependent-view image of the processed multi-view images or at least one depth map of the processed multi-view depth maps if both processed multi-view images and the processed multi-view depth maps are received. The SAO can be applied to each color component of the processed multi-view images or the processed multi-view depth maps. The SAO parameters associated with a target region in one dependent-view image or in one depth map corresponding to one view may share or may be predicted by second SAO parameters associated with a source region corresponding to another view.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus of prediction for video coding are disclosed. According to one method, a luma Intra prediction mode is determined for a corresponding luma block collocated with the current chroma block, where a predefined mode is assigned to the luma Intra prediction mode when the corresponding luma block collocated with the current chroma block satisfies one or more conditions. A chroma Intra prediction mode is determined for the current chroma block according to the luma Intra prediction mode. The current chroma block is then encoded or decoded according to the chroma Intra prediction mode. According to another method, a predefined mode is assigned to Intra prediction mode for the current block when the current block satisfies one or more conditions. The current block is then encoded or decoded according to the Intra prediction mode.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for video coding using a coding mode belonging to a mode group comprising an Intra Block Copy (IBC) mode and an Intra mode are disclosed. According to the present invention, for both IBC and Intra mode, a same default scaling matrix is used to derive the scaling matrix for a current block. In another embodiment, for the current block with block size of M×N or N×M, and M greater than N, a target scaling matrix is derived from an M×M scaling matrix by down-sampling the M×M scaling matrix to an M×N or N×M scaling matrix.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus of prediction for video coding are disclosed. According to one method, a block is partitioned into a first and second regions using a target partition selected from a partition set comprising triangle partition. A Merge candidate list is determined for a partitioned current block by including at least one HMVP (history-based motion vector prediction) candidate from an HMVP buffer, where the HMVP buffer stores motion information of previously coded blocks. The partitioned current block or current motion information associated with the partitioned current block are encoded or decoded using the Merge candidate list, where the Merge candidate list is used to derive a first candidate for the first region and a second candidate for the second region. In another method, whether to apply triangular CIIP (combined Inter/Intra prediction) to the current block is signaled at an encoder side or parsed at a decoder side.
Abstract:
Video processing methods and apparatuses for coding a current block generate a final predictor by combining multiple predictors of the current block. One of the predictors for the current block is a motion compensated predictor, which is generated according to one candidate selected from a first candidate list. The construction of the first candidate list includes deriving an average candidate by averaging motion information of existing candidates in the first candidate list. A second predictor for the current block is another motion compensated predictor or an intra predictor.
Abstract:
Video processing methods and apparatuses in a video encoding or decoding system for transforming residuals of transform blocks into final transform coefficients or inverse transforming final transform coefficients into residuals. In order to solve the latency issue, exemplary embodiments check if a width or height of a coding block is larger than a predefined threshold, and disable secondary transform or inverse secondary transform for any transform block within the coding block if the width or height of the coding block is larger than the predefined threshold. Another embodiment checks if there are multiple transform blocks in a coding block, and disables secondary transform or inverse secondary transform if the coding block contains multiple transform blocks.
Abstract:
Video processing methods and apparatuses in a video encoding or decoding system for processing out-of-bounds nodes in a current picture. An out-of-bounds node is a coding tree node with a block region across a current picture boundary. The video processing method or apparatus determines an inferred splitting type, applies the inferred splitting type to split the out-of-bounds node into child blocks, adaptively splits each child block into one or multiple leaf blocks, and encodes or decodes the leaf blocks in the out-of-bounds node inside the current picture. The inferred splitting type for partitioning out-of-bounds nodes in an inter slice, picture, or tile is the same as the inferred splitting type for partitioning out-of-bounds nodes in an intra slice, picture, or tile.
Abstract:
Method and apparatus for affine CPMV or ALF refinement are mentioned. According to this method, statistical data associated with the affine CPMV or ALF refinement are collected over a picture area. Updated parameters for the affine CPMV refinement or the ALF refinement are then derived based on the statistical data, where a process to derive the updated parameters includes performing multiplication using a reduced-precision multiplier for the statistical data. The reduced-precision multiplier truncates at least one bit of the mantissa part. In another embodiment, the process to derive the updated parameters includes performing reciprocal for the statistical data using a lookup table with (m−k)-bit input by truncating k bits from the m-bit mantissa part, and contents of the lookup table includes m-bit outputs. m and k are positive integers.
Abstract:
Video processing methods and apparatuses for coding a current block comprise receiving input data of a current block, partitioning the current block into multiple sub-blocks, deriving sub-block MVs for the current block according to a sub-block motion compensation coding tool, constraining the sub-block MVs to form constrained sub-block MVs, and encoding or decoding the current block using the constrained sub-block MVs, and applying motion compensation to the current block using the constrained sub-block MVs to encode or decode the current block. The sub-block MVs may be constrained according to a size, width, or height of the current block or a sub-block, an inter prediction direction of one of control point MVs of the current block, the current block, or current sub-block, the control point MVs, or a combination of the above.
Abstract:
Video processing methods and apparatuses implemented in a video encoding or decoding system with conditional secondary transform signaling. The video encoding system determines and applies a transform operation to residuals of one or more transform blocks to generate final transform coefficients, and skip signaling a secondary transform index if a position of a last significant coefficient in each considered transform block is less than or equal to a predefined position; otherwise, the video encoding system signals a secondary transform index according to the transform operation. The video decoding system parses last significant coefficient position syntax of each considered transform block to determine a position of a last significant coefficient, and infers inverse secondary transform is not applied if the positions of the last significant coefficients are less than or equal to the predefined position; otherwise, the video decoding system determines an inverse transform operation by parsing a secondary transform index.