2011
DOI: 10.1109/tce.2011.5955211
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A DSP based H.264/SVCdecoder for a multimedia terminal

Abstract: In this paper, the implementation of a DSP-based video decoder compliant with the H.264/SVC standard (14496-10 Annex G) is presented. A PC-based decoder implementation has been ported to a commercial DSP. Performance optimizations have been carried out improving the initial version performance about 40% and reaching real time for CIF sequences. Moreover, the performance has been characterized using H.264/SVC sequences with different kinds of scalabilities and different bitrates. This decoder will be the core o… Show more

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“…This optimizes IICT to a great extent since default 8×8 IICT will involve unnecessary multiplications and additions for the zero valued coefficients. In order to further to increase the decoding performance, a novel deblocking filer technique which uses only the internal memory proposed in [10] is implemented in our study. Use of Memory.…”
Section: Advanced Engineering Forum Vols 6-7mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This optimizes IICT to a great extent since default 8×8 IICT will involve unnecessary multiplications and additions for the zero valued coefficients. In order to further to increase the decoding performance, a novel deblocking filer technique which uses only the internal memory proposed in [10] is implemented in our study. Use of Memory.…”
Section: Advanced Engineering Forum Vols 6-7mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous standard implementation: Authors in [4]suggested a DSP-based video decoder implementation compliant to H.264/SVC standard, improving the initial version performance about 40% within performance optimizations and reaching real-time for CIF sequences. Moreover, in [5], a multi-DSP based video decoder was accomplished in accordance with the H.264/SVC standard.…”
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confidence: 99%