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H.265 Payload Header Extension and Temporal Scalability Support

Stephan Wenger

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Abstract

Proposed are the allocation of a NAL unit type from the unspecified set of NAL units of H.265 [HEVC] for the purpose of payload header extensions, a generic syntax for the use of that pseudo NAL unit, and one application for it: the signaling of temporal scalability support information. Two alternative designs are included. The content of this draft is intended for incorporation into the H.265 RTP payload [h265-payload].

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Proposed are the allocation of a NAL unit type from the unspecified set of NAL units of H.265 [HEVC] for the purpose of payload header extensions, a generic syntax for the use of that pseudo NAL unit, and one application for it: the signaling of temporal scalability support information. Two alternative designs are included. The content of this draft is intended for incorporation into the H.265 RTP payload [h265-payload].

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Proposed are the allocation of a NAL unit type from the unspecified set of NAL units of H.265 [HEVC] for the purpose of payload header extensions, a generic syntax for the use of that pseudo NAL unit, and one application for it: the signaling of temporal scalability support information. Two alternative designs are included. The content of this draft is intended for incorporation into the H.265 RTP payload [h265-payload].

Key concepts: Payload (computing), Header, Scalability, Computer science, Syntax, Set (abstract data type), Real-time computing, Programming language

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