Efficient video coding
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorZhenya Alexander Yourlo
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorZhenya Alexander Yourlo
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A method (1600) and apparatus (220) for encoding a sequence of images for transmission over a communication network is disclosed. Initially (1602) an object-based first image is rendered from a computer graphics application (240). The rendered first image is then (1604) encoded (226) according to a predetermined encoding scheme and transmitted (1606) for remote display (116). A test (1608) is then performed to determine if any more images are to be rendered. If so, the next (further) image is rendered (1612) from the computer graphics application (240). Changes between the first image and the further image are then determined (1614) from a change indicating output (244,246) of the computer graphics application (240). The identified changes are then used (1616) to determine a manner in which the further image is to be encoded according to the predetermined format. The further image is then encoded (1618) based upon the changes, and transmitted (1620) for remote display. Further images are rendered and encoded using changes from the preceding image.
A computer-implemented method of encoding a first image and a second image in a sequence of images of a video stream for transmission over a communication network, said computer running an object-based computer graphics application, the method comprising the steps of:
Apparatus for encoding a first image and a second image in a video stream for transmission over a communication network, said apparatus comprising:
A computer readable storage medium having a program recorded thereon, the program being executable in a computer to encode a first image and a second image in a sequence of images of a video stream for transmission over a communication network, said computer running an object-based computer graphics application, the program comprising:
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