Selective just-in-time transcoding
AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsNicholas Tegan Heckman, Nitin Suri, Ivan Romashka, Steven Craig Peterson
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AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsNicholas Tegan Heckman, Nitin Suri, Ivan Romashka, Steven Craig Peterson
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A media server uses selective just-in-time (“JIT”) transcoding of media such as video. For example, the media server determines a measure of complexity of a given segment of a given media sequence. The given segment has been encoded at a base bit rate. The media server evaluates a complexity condition for the given segment. As part of evaluating the complexity condition, the media server compares the measure of complexity to a complexity threshold. Based at least in part on whether the complexity condition is satisfied, the media server selects between use of preemptive transcoding and use of JIT transcoding for the given segment at a given target bit rate. In this way, the media server can selectively incur the cost of preemptive transcoding operations for the given segment if JIT transcoding would likely introduce unacceptable delay, and the media server can otherwise use JIT transcoding operations for the given segment.
One or more computer-readable media having stored thereon computer-executable instructions for causing a processor system, when programmed thereby, to perform operations comprising:
In a computer system, a method comprising:
A computer system comprising a processor set and memory, wherein the computer system is configured to perform operations comprising:
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