Abstract:
Entropy coding techniques for display stream compression (DSC) are disclosed. In one aspect, a method of entropy coding video data includes partitioning a block of the video data into a plurality of groups of samples based at least in part on a coding mode of the block. The method further includes entropy coding the block via performing a group-wise skip on at least one of the groups in response to all of the samples in the at least one group being equal to a predetermined value.
Abstract:
An apparatus configured to encode video data comprising a memory configured to store a block of video data and one or more processors in communication with the memory. The one or more processors are configured to determine a coding mode for encoding the block of video data from among one or more coding modes, wherein the coding mode is determined based on a maximum syntax element size, encode the block of video data in a plurality of substreams according to the determined coding mode to create a plurality of encoded substreams of video data, store the plurality of encoded substreams of video data in respective balance first-in, first-out (FIFO) buffers, and multiplex the plurality of encoded substreams in a bitstream for transmitting to a video decoder.
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus for coding video information having a plurality of video samples are disclosed. Blocks for video data are coded by an encoder based upon a quantization parameter (QP) for each block. The video data may be coded in a particular color space, such as YCoCg, wherein different QP values may be used for coding different color components of the video data. Because the human eye is generally more sensitive to differences in luma compared to chroma, and more sensitive to differences in chromatic green than chromatic orange, when the YCoCg color space is used to code the video data, different QP values may be determined for each color component channel. By coding each color component using different QP values, loss from quantization may be reduced while also reducing the appearance of visual artifacts in the coded video data.
Abstract:
Quantization parameter (QP) update classification techniques for display stream compression (DSC) are disclosed. In one aspect, a method for determining a quantization parameter (QP) value includes determining whether a current block includes a transition from a flat region to a complex region or is a flat block and determining whether a previous block includes a transition from a flat region to a complex region or is a flat block. The method may also include selecting a default technique or an alternative technique for calculating a QP adjustment value for the current block based on whether the previous and current blocks include a transition from a flat region to a complex region or are flat blocks.
Abstract:
Entropy coding techniques for display stream compression (DSC) are disclosed. In one aspect, a method of entropy coding video data includes partitioning a block of the video data into a plurality of groups of samples based at least in part on a coding mode of the block. The method further includes entropy coding the block via performing a group-wise skip on at least one of the groups in response to all of the samples in the at least one group being equal to a predetermined value.
Abstract:
An example video coding device is configured to determine a depth value associated with a block of video data included in a dependent depth view, based on one or more neighboring pixels positioned adjacent to the block of video data in the dependent depth view, and generate a disparity vector associated with the block of video data, based at least in part on the determined depth value associated with the block of video data. The video coding device may further be configured to use the disparity vector to generate an inter-view disparity motion vector candidate (IDMVC), generate an inter-view predicted motion vector candidate (IPMVC) associated with the block of video data based on a corresponding block of video data in a base view, and determine whether to add any of the IDMVC and the IPMVC to a merge candidate list associated with the block of video data.
Abstract:
A video coder can be configured to perform texture first coding for a first texture view, a first depth view, a second texture view, and a second depth view; for a macroblock of the second texture view, locate a depth block of the first depth view that corresponds to the macroblock; based on at least one depth value of the depth block, derive a disparity vector for the macroblock; code a first sub-block of the macroblock based on the derived disparity vector; and, code a second sub-block of the macroblock based on the derived disparity vector.
Abstract:
A method and system for encoding video data in a constant bit rate video encoder. A video encoder may determine a coding mode for encoding a block of video data from among one or more coding modes based on a minimum syntax element size and a maximum syntax element size, wherein the minimum syntax element size is greater than 1 bit, encode the block of video data in a plurality of substreams according to the determined coding mode to create a plurality of encoded substreams of video data, store the plurality of encoded substreams of video data in respective balance FIFO buffers, and multiplex the plurality of encoded substreams in a bitstream for transmitting to a decoder.
Abstract:
In general, the disclosure describes a video coding device (e.g., a video encoder or a video decoder) configured to perform various transformations on video data. The video coding device applies a primary transform to a block of the video data, the primary transform having a first size, and the sub-block being at least a portion of the block. The video coding device determines whether application of a secondary transform, having a second size, to a sub-block of the block is allowed. Application of the secondary transform is disallowed when the first size is equal to the second size. Based on the application of the secondary transform being allowed, the video coding device applies the secondary transform to the sub-block. Application of the primary transform and the secondary transform construct a residual block in a pixel domain.
Abstract:
A video coder determines a first block of the video data is intra mode coded; based on a first height and the first width of the first block, identifies a group of N available intra prediction modes for the first block of video data; selects from the group of N available intra prediction modes, a first intra prediction mode used to code the first block of the video data; and codes the first block using the first intra prediction mode. A video coder generates a first most probable mode (MPM) candidate list for the block; codes a first flag indicating an actual intra prediction mode used to code the block is not included in the first MPM candidate list; generates a second MPM candidate list by deriving at least one candidate intra prediction mode based on an intra prediction mode in the first MPM candidate list.