Techniques for efficiently performing subsequence-based encoding for a media title
AssigneeNetflix, Inc.
InventorsGlenn Van WALLENDAEL, Anne AARON, Kyle SWANSON, Jan DE COCK, Liwei GUO, Sonia BHASKAR
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AssigneeNetflix, Inc.
InventorsGlenn Van WALLENDAEL, Anne AARON, Kyle SWANSON, Jan DE COCK, Liwei GUO, Sonia BHASKAR
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In various embodiments, an interpolation-based encoding application encodes a first subsequence included in a media title at each encoding point included in a first set of encoding points to generate encoded subsequences. Subsequently, the interpolation-based encoding application performs interpolation operation(s) based on the encoded subsequences to estimate a first media metric value associated with a first encoding point that is not included in the first set of encoding points. The interpolation-based encoding application then generates an encoding recipe based on the encoded subsequences and the first media metric value. The encoding recipe specifies a different encoding point for each subsequence included in the media title. After determining that the encoding recipe specifies the first encoding point for the first subsequence, the interpolation-based encoding application encodes the first subsequence at the first encoding point to generate at least a portion of an encoded version of the media title.
A computer-implemented method for encoding a media title, the method comprising:
One or more non-transitory computer-readable media including instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to encode a media title by performing the steps of:
A computer-implemented method for streaming a first media title, the method comprising:
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