Very low-delay H.264 codec for consumer applications
Hiroki Mizosoe, Mitsuhiro Okada, Hironori Komi, Manabu Sasamoto, Yoshinori Hatori
Abstract
Hiroki Mizosoe, Mitsuhiro Okada, Hironori Komi, Manabu Sasamoto, Yoshinori Hatori
Abstract
We have newly developed a very low-delay full HD codec with relatively lower bitrate focusing especially on consumer or small business applications. We have analyzed several important factors for achieving low-delay, and developed a new codec pipeline control scheme for our versatile H.264 codec platform already developed. We implemented the algorithm on the codec platform, and obtained a result of 10 ms minimum delay with several test sequences at bitrate of 8 to 10 Mbps.
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We have newly developed a very low-delay full HD codec with relatively lower bitrate focusing especially on consumer or small business applications. We have analyzed several important factors for achieving low-delay, and developed a new codec pipeline control scheme for our versatile H.264 codec platform already developed. We implemented the algorithm on the codec platform, and obtained a result of 10 ms minimum delay with several test sequences at bitrate of 8 to 10 Mbps.
Key concepts: Codec, Computer science, Pipeline (software), Adaptive Multi-Rate audio codec, Encoding (memory), Computer hardware, Real-time computing, Speech recognition