2005 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems
DOI: 10.1109/iscas.2005.1464961
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An H.264/AVC Decoder with 4X4-Block Level Pipeline

Abstract: In this paper, we propose a 4x4-block level pipelining architecture with instantaneous switching scheme and optimal decoding ordering of H.264/AVC decoder. Compared with conventional H.264/AVC video decoders [1][2], which adopt macroblock level pipelines, our proposed 4x4-block level pipelining architecture of H.264/AVC decoder achieves better hardware utilization. Moreover, our proposed decoding ordering can effectively save memory access and reduce processing cycles, which results in 260,000 MB/s under 100MH… Show more

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“…TABLE II shows the average cycles for decoding an I-MB in different video sequences of our proposed design for 30fps HD1080 video format at working frequency of 100MHz with MBAFF and Luma intra_8x8. The overhead of latency is less than 5% compared to preliminary architecture [6]. The overall area and buffer memory size for supporting H.264 BP/MP/HP are 14063 gates in UMC 0.18um technology and 688 bits, as shown in TABLE III.…”
Section: Corner Drsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…TABLE II shows the average cycles for decoding an I-MB in different video sequences of our proposed design for 30fps HD1080 video format at working frequency of 100MHz with MBAFF and Luma intra_8x8. The overhead of latency is less than 5% compared to preliminary architecture [6]. The overall area and buffer memory size for supporting H.264 BP/MP/HP are 14063 gates in UMC 0.18um technology and 688 bits, as shown in TABLE III.…”
Section: Corner Drsmentioning
confidence: 98%