Syntax and semantics for buffering information to simplify video splicing
AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsGary J. Sullivan, Lihua Zhu
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AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsGary J. Sullivan, Lihua Zhu
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Innovations in syntax and semantics of coded picture buffer removal delay (“CPBRD”) values potentially simplify splicing operations. For example, a video encoder sets a CPBRD value for a current picture that indicates an increment value relative to a nominal coded picture buffer removal time of a preceding picture in decoding order, regardless of whether the preceding picture has a buffering period SEI message. The encoder can signal the CPBRD value according to a single-value approach in which a flag indicates how to interpret the CPBRD value, according to a two-value approach in which another CPBRD value (having a different interpretation) is also signaled, or according to a two-value approach that uses a flag and a delta value. A corresponding video decoder receives and parses the CPBRD value for the current picture. A splicing tool can perform simple concatenation operations to splice bitstreams using CPBRD value for the current picture.
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A computer system comprising one or more processing units and memory, wherein the computer system implements a video decoder configured to perform operations comprising:
A storage device having stored thereon encoded data in a bitstream for a given decoding unit of a given access unit, the given access unit corresponding to a current picture among pictures of a video sequence, wherein the given decoding unit is a subset of the current picture, the bitstream further including a concatenation flag and a coded picture buffer removal delay (“CPBRD”) delta value signaled as part of a supplemental enhancement information message associated with the given access unit, the concatenation flag having a given value, the bitstream being organized to facilitate decoding with operations comprising:
One or more non-transitory computer-readable media having stored thereon computer-executable instructions for causing one or more processing units, when programmed thereby, to perform encoding operations comprising:
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