2016•Unpublished venueRequires access

A framework for video coding analyzer

Sakshi Jain, Alexander Fell, Ajit Singh Motra

Abstract

A video analyzer is a comprehensive bitstream analysis tool which accelerates development and debugging of video bitstreams while ensuring compliance with industry standards. There are many conventional analyzers present for different video standards like H.264, HEVC which are compliant only with the respective video sequence format. In this work, a generalized analyzer with integrated encoder is proposed which is flexible enough to incorporate any video codec, as it is video syntax independent. In a case study, the analyzer is tested for VP9 bitstreams which is the latest video coding format.

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Key concepts: Computer science, Codec, Encoder, Bitstream, Multiview Video Coding, Spectrum analyzer, S-Video, Coding (social sciences)