Error recovery of corrupted MPEG-4 bitstreams using fuzzy decoding of start codes and resync markers
AssigneeRedRock Semiconductor, Ltd.
InventorsTao Lin, Stephen Molloy
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AssigneeRedRock Semiconductor, Ltd.
InventorsTao Lin, Stephen Molloy
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A decoder for motion-picture-experts group (MPEG-4) video detects start codes at the beginning of video object planes (VOP) and resync markers at the start of each video packet (VP) in the VOP. When an error occurs in the bitstream, a parser searched for a next start code or resync marker to find the start of the next video packet. A partial match of the unique start-code bit sequence signals a fuzzy match, allowing the VOP header and data to be decoded even when bit errors occur in the VOP start code. A fuzzy match of the shorter resync marker can also be enabled. Fuzzy matching of VOP start codes and resync markers allows for faster recovery from corrupted bitstreams such as those transmitted over wireless networks.
A fuzzy bitstream decoder comprising:
An error-recovering motion-picture-experts group (MPEG) decoder comprising:
An motion-picture-experts group (MPEG) bitstream decoder comprising:
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