Inter frame

About: Inter frame is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 4154 publications have been published within this topic receiving 63549 citations.

Motion vector detecting method of a video signal

Abstract: A motion vector detecting method of a digital video signal includes an edge image detecting process for detecting an edge for the video signal within a current frame and a previous frame, an image converting process for converting the edge detected image from the edge image detecting process into a binary-coded image, and a motion vector detecting process for detecting an interframe motion vector with respect to only an edge part from the binary-coded image.

Video encoding and decoding

Abstract: A temporal motion vector predictor is includable, together with one or more spatial motion vector predictors, in a set of motion vector predictors for a block to encode of a current frame. A method of determining the temporal motion vector predictor comprises selecting as the temporal predictor one motion vector from among motion vectors in a reference block of a reference frame different from the current frame. The reference block is a block of the reference frame collocated with the block to encode or a block of the reference frame neighboring the collocated block. The selection is based on a diversity criterion for achieving diversity among the predictors of the set. This can reduce the motion vector memory requirements with no or no significant additional coding efficiency penalty. Alternatively, even if the motion vector memory is not reduced in size, coding efficiency improvements can be achieved.

Motion-Compensated Coder for Videoconferencing

Abstract: A codec for videoconferencing purposes [8]-[12], [31] is proposed based on the one-at-a-time search (OTS) motion compensation algorithm [1], [30], [31]. The coder is implemented in an interframe hybrid mode using the C -matrix transform (CMT) [13]-[15]. The motion estimation algorithm employed is simple and reduces temporal redundancy, while the CMT reduces spatial redundancy in the transmitted prediction errors. The operation of the codec is presented. Simulation results based on three different scenes with varying levels of motion are presented. The coder operates in a feedback mode.

Processing video signals for scalable video playback using independently encoded component-plane bands

Abstract: An encoded bitstream is generated for playback scalability in terms of both bitrate scalability and decode scalability. During encoding, at least one component plane of each video frame is transformed into two or more bands of data. Each band is then encoded independent of the other bands and the resulting encoded bands are embedded in an encoded bitstream. At least one band sequence is encoded using interframe encoding.