Abstract:This paper presents a high performance design for Context-Based Adaptive Va riable Length-Coding (CAVLC) used in the H.264/AVC standard. To reduce the cycles of processing one macroblock (MB), a two-stage residual encoder is proposed to make the scan and encode stage work simultaneously. The scan engine scans two coefficients at each cycle. Parallel encoder for two levels and parallel encoder for two runs are adopted to accelerate the encoder engine. Only 228 cycles at most are needed to process one MB. Due to… Show more
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