Hierarchical tiles
AssigneeTencent America LLC
InventorsStephan Wenger, Shan Liu
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Abstract
A method for decoding a coded video sequence includes decoding at least one tile which comprises a first tile boundary defined by a first tile layout and a second tile boundary defined by second tile layout, wherein the coded video sequence indicates that at least one first prediction mechanism is available across the first tile boundary, and that the at least one first prediction mechanism is not available across the second tile boundary.
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A method for decoding a coded video sequence, the method comprising:
- decoding a tile which comprises a first tile boundary defined by a first tile layout, and a second tile boundary defined by a second tile layout,
- wherein the coded video sequence indicates that at least one first prediction mechanism is available across the first tile boundary, and that the at least one first prediction mechanism is not available across the second tile boundary,
- wherein the first tile layout comprises a parallelization-driven tile layout and is described in a first syntax structure of the coded video sequence,
- wherein the second tile layout comprises an application-driven tile layout and is described in a second syntax structure of the coded video sequence,
- wherein the first syntax structure is a higher level syntax structure than the second syntax structure,
- wherein the first syntax structure comprises a sequence parameter set, and
- wherein the second syntax structure comprises a picture parameter set.
A device for decoding a coded video sequence, the device comprising:
- at least one memory configured to store program code;
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- at least one processor configured to read the program code and operate as instructed by the program code, the program code including:
- decoding code configured to cause the at least one processor to decode a tile which comprises a first tile boundary defined by a first tile layout and a second tile boundary defined by a second tile layout,
- wherein the coded video sequence indicates that at least one first prediction mechanism is available across the first tile boundary, and that the at least one first prediction mechanism is not available across the second tile boundary,
- wherein the first tile layout comprises a parallelization-driven tile layout and is described in a first syntax structure of the coded video sequence,
- wherein the second tile layout comprises an application-driven tile layout and is described in a second syntax structure of the coded video sequence,
- wherein the first syntax structure is a higher level syntax structure than the second syntax structure,
- wherein the first syntax structure comprises a sequence parameter set, and
- wherein the second syntax structure comprises a picture parameter set.
A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions, the instructions comprising:
- one or more instructions that, when executed by one or more processors of a device for decoding a coded video sequence, cause the one or more processors to:
- decode a tile which comprises a first tile boundary defined by a first tile layout and a second tile boundary defined by a second tile layout,
- wherein the coded video sequence indicates that at least one first prediction mechanism is available across the first tile boundary, and that the at least one first prediction mechanism is not available across the second tile boundary,
- wherein the first tile layout comprises a parallelization-driven tile layer and is described in a first syntax structure of the coded video sequence,
- wherein the second tile layout comprises an application-driven tile layout and is described in a second syntax structure of the coded video sequence,
- wherein the first syntax structure is a higher level syntax structure than the second syntax structure,
- wherein the first syntax structure comprises a sequence parameter set, and
- wherein the second syntax structure comprises a picture parameter set.
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