A real-time H.264 video streaming system on DSP/PC platform
Dajun Wu, Ming-Jiang Yang, J.P. Chen, Jo Yew Tham
Abstract
Dajun Wu, Ming-Jiang Yang, J.P. Chen, Jo Yew Tham
Abstract
In this paper, we introduce an H.264-based video streaming system based on hybrid platforms. Namely, the encoder and the decoder run on DSP and PC platform respectively whilst IP network acts as the communication channel. Due to the high complexity of H.264, fast coding algorithms are adopted and new approaches proposed during the implementation of the system. In addition, code-level optimization is applied to the key modules of the codec for further speedup. The overall performance indicates that the system proposed and developed has successfully reached the aim of real-time H.264 video streaming.
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In this paper, we introduce an H.264-based video streaming system based on hybrid platforms. Namely, the encoder and the decoder run on DSP and PC platform respectively whilst IP network acts as the communication channel. Due to the high complexity of H.264, fast coding algorithms are adopted and new approaches proposed during the implementation of the system. In addition, code-level optimization is applied to the key modules of the codec for further speedup. The overall performance indicates that the system proposed and developed has successfully reached the aim of real-time H.264 video streaming.
Key concepts: Computer science, Codec, Encoder, Digital signal processing, Speedup, Coding (social sciences), Key (lock), Video streaming