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HD-VideoBench. A Benchmark for Evaluating High Definition Digital Video Applications

Mauricio Alvarez, Esther Salamí, Alex Ramírez, Mateo Valero

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HD-VideoBench is a benchmark devoted to high definition (HD) digital video processing. It includes a set of video encoders and decoders (Codecs) for the MPEG-2, MPEG-4 and H.264 video standards. The applications were carefully selected taken into account the quality and portability of the code, the representativeness of the video application domain, the availability of high performance optimizations and the distribution under a free license. Additionally, HD-VideoBench defines a set of input sequences and configuration parameters of the video Codecs which are appropriate for the HD video domain.

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HD-VideoBench is a benchmark devoted to high definition (HD) digital video processing. It includes a set of video encoders and decoders (Codecs) for the MPEG-2, MPEG-4 and H.264 video standards. The applications were carefully selected taken into account the quality and portability of the code, the representativeness of the video application domain, the availability of high performance optimizations and the distribution under a free license. Additionally, HD-VideoBench defines a set of input sequences and configuration parameters of the video Codecs which are appropriate for the HD video domain.

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HD-VideoBench is a benchmark devoted to high definition (HD) digital video processing. It includes a set of video encoders and decoders (Codecs) for the MPEG-2, MPEG-4 and H.264 video standards. The applications were carefully selected taken into account the quality and portability of the code, the representativeness of the video application domain, the availability of high performance optimizations and the distribution under a free license. Additionally, HD-VideoBench defines a set of input sequences and configuration parameters of the video Codecs which are appropriate for the HD video domain.

Key concepts: Computer science, Codec, Benchmark (surveying), Software portability, Video processing, Encoder, Set (abstract data type), Domain (mathematical analysis)

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