2018
DOI: 10.22266/ijies2018.0430.04
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Efficient Implementation of Multi-View Video Compression for High Performance Application

Abstract: Multi-view applications provide viewers a whole new viewing experience and multi-view video coding (MVC) that plays a key role in distributing multi-view video contents through networks with limited bandwidth. The main objective of Multi-View video compression is to increase the compression ratio with minimum loss. The Hierarchical B picture (HBP) prediction structure is very helpful in multi-view video coding due to a reduction in the computational complexity in MVC and improves the coding efficiency. In this… Show more

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“…Additionally, this method was achieved less computational time and increases bit rate, theses performance metrics were computed in Matlab for different frames. In 180nm technology, 1.15% of area, 0.86% of power, 2.06 % of delay reduced using LC-MVC-DWT [14]. In 45nm technology, 0.78% of area, 0.64% of power, 0.36 % of delay were reduced using LC-MVC-DWT [14] method than the conventional methods.…”
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“…Additionally, this method was achieved less computational time and increases bit rate, theses performance metrics were computed in Matlab for different frames. In 180nm technology, 1.15% of area, 0.86% of power, 2.06 % of delay reduced using LC-MVC-DWT [14]. In 45nm technology, 0.78% of area, 0.64% of power, 0.36 % of delay were reduced using LC-MVC-DWT [14] method than the conventional methods.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…In 180nm technology, 1.15% of area, 0.86% of power, 2.06 % of delay reduced using LC-MVC-DWT [14]. In 45nm technology, 0.78% of area, 0.64% of power, 0.36 % of delay were reduced using LC-MVC-DWT [14] method than the conventional methods. In future work, efficient wavelet transform technique can be used to further improve the video quality.…”
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