Abstract:
In one example, a device for coding (e.g., encoding or decoding) video data includes a memory configured to store video data and a video coder configured to determine a value for an advanced residual prediction (ARP) weighting factor of a current block of the video data and to skip coding of an illumination compensation syntax element for the current block and to code the current block when the value of the ARP weighting factor is not equal to zero. The video coder may further be configured to code the illumination compensation syntax element for the current block and code the current block based at least in part on the value of the illumination compensation syntax element when the value of the ARP weighting factor is equal to zero.
Abstract:
An example video coding device is configured to compare an inter-view predicted motion vector candidate (IPMVC) to a motion vector inheritance (MVI) candidate, where the IPMVC and the MVI candidate are each associated with a block of video data in a dependent depth view, and where the IPMVC is generated from a corresponding block of video data in a base depth view. The video coding device may be further configured to perform one of adding the IPMVC to a merge candidate list based on the IPMVC being different from the MVI candidate, or omitting the IPMVC from the merge candidate list based on the IPMVC being identical to the MVI candidate.
Abstract:
A device for coding three-dimensional video data includes a video coder configured to determine a first block of a first texture view is to be coded using a block-based view synthesis mode; locate, in a depth view, a first depth block that corresponds to the first block of the first texture view; determine depth values of two or more corner positions of the first depth block; based on the depth values, derive a disparity vector for the first block; using the disparity vector, locate a first block of a second texture view; and, inter-predict the first block of the first texture view using the first block of the second texture view.
Abstract:
In one example of the disclosure, a method of coding video data comprises coding video data using texture-first coding, and performing an NBDV derivation process for a block of the video data using a plurality of neighboring blocks. The NBDV derivation process comprises designating a motion vector associated with a neighboring block of the plurality of neighboring blocks coded with a block-based view synthesis prediction (BVSP) mode as an available disparity motion.
Abstract:
This disclosure describes techniques for improving coding efficiency of motion prediction in multiview and 3D video coding. In one example, a method of decoding video data comprises deriving one or more disparity vectors for a current block, the disparity vectors being derived from neighboring blocks relative to the current block, converting a disparity vector to one or more of inter-view predicted motion vector candidates and inter-view disparity motion vector candidates, adding the one or more inter-view predicted motion vector candidates and the one or more inter-view disparity motion vector candidates to a candidate list for a motion vector prediction mode, and decoding the current block using the candidate list.
Abstract:
In one example, a video coder, such as a video encoder or a video decoder, is configured to code a value for a layer identifier in a slice header for a current slice in a current layer of multi-layer video data, and, when the value for the layer identifier is not equal to zero, code a first set of syntax elements in accordance with a base video coding standard, and code a second set of one or more syntax elements in accordance with an extension to the base video coding standard. The second set of syntax elements may include a syntax element representative of a position for an identifier of an inter-layer reference picture of a reference layer in a reference picture list, and the video coder may construct the reference picture list such that the identifier of the inter-layer reference picture is located in the determined position.
Abstract:
In some example techniques for generating and updating depth map estimates used for inter-view motion prediction and/or inter-view residual prediction for coding multiview video data, each of a plurality of dependent views is associated with a dependent depth view estimate, which may be generated or updated based on coding of the texture data of the dependent view relative to a base view. In such examples, each of the dependent depth map estimates may be warped to the base view to produce a respective one of a plurality of base depth map estimates. Each dependent depth map estimate and the respective base depth map estimate for a depth map estimate pair associated with the respective one of the plurality of dependent views.
Abstract:
Techniques are described for using an inter-intra-prediction block. A video coder may generate a first prediction block according to an intra-prediction mode and generate a second prediction block according to an inter-prediction mode. The video coder may weighted combine, such as based on the intra-prediction mode, the two prediction blocks to generate an inter-intra-prediction block (e.g., final prediction block). In some examples, an inter-intra candidate is identified in a list of candidate motion vector predictors, and an inter-intra-prediction block is used based on identification of the inter-intra candidate in the list of candidate motion vector predictors.
Abstract:
An example device includes a memory and processing circuitry in communication with the memory. The processing circuitry of a device is configured to form a most probable mode (MPM) candidate list for a chroma block of the video data stored to the memory, such that the MPM candidate list includes one or more derived modes (DMs) associated with a luma block of the video data associated with the chroma block, and a plurality of luma prediction modes that can be used for coding luminance components of the video data. The processing circuitry is further configured to select a mode from the MPM candidate list, and to code the chroma block according to the mode selected from the MPM candidate list.
Abstract:
Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a receiving node may determine a cyclic redundancy check (CRC) based at least in part on log-likelihood ratios (LLRs) associated with downlink control information (DCI) received from a transmitting node. The receiving node may perform a full unmasking of the CRC using a radio network temporary identifier (RNTI) based at least in part on a descrambling of the CRC with the RNTI, wherein a number of bits associated with the RNTI is associated with a number of bits associated with the CRC. The receiving node may initiate an early termination of a decoding of the LLRs based at least in part on the full unmasking of the CRC. Numerous other aspects are described.