Picture coding method and picture coding apparatus
AssigneePanasonic Corporation
InventorShinya Kadono
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AssigneePanasonic Corporation
InventorShinya Kadono
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A picture coding apparatus that reduces a computational complexity, improves a compression rate, and reduces frequency of stream transmission loss without interfering with pipelining and paralleling includes: a dividing unit that divides a picture into an I-slice and a P slice, each of the I-slice and P slice including blocks; and a coding unit that codes each slice per block so as to code temporally consecutive pictures, wherein the dividing unit changes a position of the I-slice in each of the temporally consecutive pictures so that positions of I-slices circulate in a to-be-determined number of pictures among the temporally consecutive pictures, and divides each of the temporally consecutive pictures so that a sum of the number of blocks included in the I-slice and the number of blocks included in one or more P slices between the I-slice and an I-slice subsequent to the I-slice becomes a predetermined value.
A picture coding apparatus that divides a picture signal into slices each including blocks, and codes, per block, each of the slices, said picture coding apparatus comprising:
A picture coding method of dividing a picture signal into slices each including blocks, and coding, per block, each of the slices, said picture coding method comprising:
A program for dividing a picture signal into slices each including blocks, and coding, per block, each of the slices, said program causing a computer to execute:
An integrated circuit that divides a picture signal into slices each including blocks, and codes, per block, each of the slices, said integrated circuit comprising:
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