LSI Architecture and implementation of MPEG video codec
AssigneeStream Machine Company
InventorsMingning Gu, Chenhui Feng
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InventorsMingning Gu, Chenhui Feng
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Flexible VLSI architecture implements of MPEG video processing unit (VPU) for encoding and decoding. In encoding mode, VPU performs compression operations on digitized video input per MPEG standard; and in decoding mode, VPU performs decompression operations on video bitstream per MPEG standard. VPU modules include: Discrete Cosine Transformation (DCT), Inverse Discrete Cosine Transformation (IDCT), Quantization (QNT), Inverse Quantization (IQ), Variable Length Encoding (VLC), Variable Length Decoding (VLD) and Motion Compensation (MC). VPU functions in half duplex, and hardware modules are shared between encode/decode modes. Architecture provides low-cost, flexible and efficient solution to implement real-time MPEG codec. Specific system configuration is not required, and general interface supports various operating conditions.
An MPEG-compliant video processing unit for both signal encoding and decoding comprising a Discrete Cosine Transform/Inverse Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT/IDCT) function module, a Quantization/Inverse Quantization (QNT/IQ) function module, a Variable Length Coder (VLC) function module, a Variable Length Decoder (VLD) function module, and a Motion Compensation (MC) function module,
An MPEG-compliant video processing system for both signal encoding and decoding comprising the steps of:
An MPEG-compliant video processing unit for both signal encoding and decoding comprising a Discrete Cosine Transform/Inverse Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT/IDCT) function module, a Quantization/Inverse Quantization (QNT/IQ) function module, a Variable Length Coder (VLC) function module, a Variable Length Decoder (VLD) function module, and a Motion Compensation (MC) function module.
An MPEG-compliant video processing system for both signal encoding and decoding comprising the steps of:
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