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MULTI-THREADED ARCHITECTURES AND BENCHMARK TESTS FOR REAL-TIME MULTI-VIEW VIDEO DECODING
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2009-07-03
Author
Akar, Gözde
TEKALP, AHMET MURAT
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3D video based on multi-view representations is becoming widely popular. Real-time encoding/decoding of such video is an important concern as the number and resolution of views increase. We present systematic methods for design and optimization of real-time multi-view video encoding/decoding algorithms using multi-core processors and provide benchmark results. The proposed multi-core decoding architectures are fully compliant with the current JVT-MVC international standard, and enable multi-threaded processing with negligible loss of encoding efficiency. Benchmark results show that multi-core processors and multi-threading decoding is necessary for real-time multi-view video decoding and display.
Subject Keywords
Multi-view video
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MVC
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Multi-core processors
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Multi-thread video encoding/decoding
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/53295
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G. Akar and A. M. TEKALP, “MULTI-THREADED ARCHITECTURES AND BENCHMARK TESTS FOR REAL-TIME MULTI-VIEW VIDEO DECODING,” 2009, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/53295.
