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Video coding standardization process: More High Efficient Video Coding less H.264/AVC

Zoran Miličević, Zoran Bojković

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This paper seeks to provide comparison between actual H.264AVC video coding standard and future High Efficient Video Coding (HEVC) standard. We compared some important tools features, like block size, transform coding, intra/inter prediction, entropy coding, etc. The idea is to show improvements in HEVC video coding design and possibility to be potentially used in different applications.

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Key concepts: Context-adaptive binary arithmetic coding, Coding tree unit, Context-adaptive variable-length coding, Computer science, Standardization, Coding (social sciences), Multiview Video Coding, Tunstall coding