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16 September 1996 MPEG-2 video coding with an adaptive selection of scanning path and picture structure
Minhua Zhou, Jan L.P. De Lameillieure, Ralf Schaefer
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Abstract
In the MPEG-2 video coding an interlaced frame can be encoded as either a frame-picture or two field-pictures. The selection of picture structure (frame/field) has a strong impact on picture quality. In order to achieve the best possible picture quality, an adaptive scheme is proposed in this paper to select the optimal picture structure on a frame by frame basis. The selection of picture structure is performed in connection with that of the optimal scanning path. First, the scanning path (zig-zag scan/alternate scan) is chosen based on a post-analysis of DCT-coefficients. Secondly, the optimal picture structure is selected for the next frame according to the chosen scanning path, i.e. a zig-zag scan corresponds to frame picture structure, while an alternate scan corresponds to field picture structure. Furthermore, the TM5 buffer control algorithm is extended to support the coding with adaptive frame/field picture structure. Finally, simulation results verify the adaptive scheme proposed in this paper.
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Minhua Zhou, Jan L.P. De Lameillieure, and Ralf Schaefer "MPEG-2 video coding with an adaptive selection of scanning path and picture structure", Proc. SPIE 2952, Digital Compression Technologies and Systems for Video Communications, (16 September 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.251308
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KEYWORDS
Video coding

Video

Algorithm development

Motion models

Quantization

Video compression

Image processing

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