The MVP: a highly-integrated video compression chip

Gove, Robert John

doi:10.1109/dcc.1994.305929

Cited by 16 publications

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“…One example of hardware implementation is the Texas Instruments' Multimedia Video Processor (MVP) [6]. The MVP is a single chip MIMD multiprocessor with crossbar shared memory.…”

Section: Bi-directional Predictionmentioning

confidence: 99%

<title>Parallel implementation of an MPEG-1 encoder: faster than real time</title>

1995

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In this paper we present an implementation of an MPEG1 encoder on the Intel Touchstone Delta and Intel Paragon parallel computers. We describe the unique aspects of mapping the algorithm onto the parallel machines and present several versions ofthe algorithms. We will show that I/O contention can be a bottleneck relative to performance. We will also describe how the Touchstone Delta and Paragon can be used to compress video sequences faster than real-time.

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“…One example of hardware implementation is the Texas Instruments' Multimedia Video Processor (MVP) [6]. The MVP is a single chip MIMD multiprocessor with crossbar shared memory.…”

Section: Bi-directional Predictionmentioning

confidence: 99%

<title>Parallel implementation of an MPEG-1 encoder: faster than real time</title>

1995

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“…The MS5000 system has been used as a test system for the UWICL. (For the detailed description, see references [9,12,13] for the TMS320C80 and reference [11] for the MS5000 system. )…”

Section: The Tms320c80 Processor and Ms5000 Systemmentioning

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UWICL: A Multi-Layered Parallel Image Computing Library for Single-Chip Multiprocessor-based Time-Critical Systems

Kim¹,

Kim²

1996

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“…Several FFT systems using wafer scale integration (WSI) technology have also been reported [8]- [10]. More recently, a multipurpose signal processor, the MVP chip, has been introduced [14], [12] to perform a variety of DSP functions, including the FFT. The MVP employs a massive parallel architecture incorporating a switch matrix, several DSP modules, and a general-purpose reduced instruction set computer (RISC) module to achieve real-time processing for a large number of DSP tasks.…”

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confidence: 99%