Abstract:
This disclosure describes techniques for rate control for intra coded frames. In one example of the disclosure, a rate control parameter may be calculated using a target bit rate and a complexity measure. In one example, the complexity measure is calculated with a sum of absolute transformed differences (SATD) calculation of an intra-coded frame.
Abstract:
A video coder may generate a predictive block. As part of generating the predictive block, the video coder may use at least one of a losslessly reconstructed sample to left of a current sample in a current row of a predictive block and a losslessly reconstructed sample for a row of the predictive block above the current row for DC prediction of the current sample.
Abstract:
Systems, devices, and methods for coding video data may limit an intra-prediction angle to predict a chroma component from a reference array. The limited intra-prediction angle used varies between a value that is less than or equal to a maximum intra-prediction angle of a luma component. The systems, devices, and methods for coding video data may code a chroma intra-coded current block based on the limited intra-prediction angle. In another example, systems devices, and methods for coding video data may extend the reference array based on reference values that are outside the reference array in a video coding scheme including a number of intra-prediction angles, store prediction values in the extended reference array, and intra-coding a current block based on at least the prediction values in the extended reference array.
Abstract:
A video coder searches a set of neighbor blocks to generate a plurality of disparity vector candidates. Each of the neighbor blocks is a spatial or temporal neighbor of a current block. The video coder determines, based at least in part on the plurality of disparity vector candidates, a final disparity vector for the current block.
Abstract:
A parent block is partitioned into the plurality of blocks and a disparity vector derivation process is performed to derive a disparity vector for a representative block in the plurality of blocks. A video encoder generates a bitstream that includes a coded representation of the video data in part by performing, based on the derived disparity vector and without separately deriving disparity vectors for any block in the plurality of blocks other than the representative block, inter-view prediction for two or more blocks in the plurality of blocks. A video decoder reconstructs sample blocks for two or more blocks in the plurality of blocks in part by performing, based on the derived disparity vector and without separately deriving disparity vectors for any block in the plurality of blocks other than the representative block, inter-view prediction for the two or more blocks in the plurality of blocks.
Abstract:
In an example, a method of coding video data includes determining a location of a temporal reference block indicated by a temporal motion vector to a current block of video data, where the current block and the temporal reference block are located in a first layer of video data. The method also includes interpolating, with a first type of interpolation, a location of a disparity reference block indicated by a disparity vector of the current block, where the disparity reference block is located in a second, different layer, and where the first type of interpolation comprises a bi-linear filter. The method also includes determining a temporal-disparity reference block of the disparity reference block indicated by a combination of the temporal motion vector and the disparity vector, and coding the current block based on the temporal reference block, the disparity reference block, and the temporal-disparity reference block.
Abstract:
A method of coding video data includes receiving video information associated with a first layer and a second layer and determining whether at least one of the first layer and the second layer is a default layer. The method can include at least partially restricting inter-layer prediction when neither the first layer nor the second layer is the default layer. A default layer can be a base layer or an enhancement layer. A flag can be received that indicates that inter-layer prediction is to be restricted. In addition, the method can include determining whether inter-layer prediction is allowed for the video information associated with the first layer, and determining whether inter-layer prediction is partially allowed for the video information associated with the second layer such that motion compensation is not used with the second layer video information.
Abstract:
In one example, a device includes a video coder configured to determine a temporal motion vector predictor for a motion vector associated with a block of video data of a current picture of a first, non-base layer of a plurality of layers of video data using a temporal motion vector prediction process, wherein the temporal motion vector prediction process includes identifying a co-located picture from which to derive the temporal motion vector predictor, and restrict the temporal motion vector prediction process such that the co-located picture used to derive the temporal motion vector predictor is not located in a layer other than the first layer of the plurality of layers of video data.
Abstract:
When coding multiview video data, a video encoder and video decoder may select a candidate picture from one of one or more random access point view component (RAPVC) pictures and one or more pictures having a lowest temporal identification value. The video encoder and video decoder may determine whether a block in the selected candidate picture is inter-predicted with a disparity motion vector and determine a disparity vector for a current block of a current picture based on the disparity motion vector. The video encoder and video decoder may inter-prediction encode or decode, respectively, the current block based on the determined disparity vector.
Abstract:
A device for coding video data includes a video coder configured to: determine for a chroma transform block (TB) a sub-sampling format for the chroma TB; based on the sub-sampling format for the chroma TB, identify one or more corresponding luma TBs; determine, for each of the one or more corresponding luma TBs, if the corresponding luma TB is coded using a transform skip mode; and, based on a number of the one or more corresponding luma TBs coded using the transform skip mode being greater than or equal to a threshold value, determine that the chroma TB is coded in the transform skip mode.