Multiple bit rate video decoding
AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsYongjun Wu, Haoyun Wu, Shyam Sadhwani, Sudhakar Prabhu, Glenn Evans
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AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsYongjun Wu, Haoyun Wu, Shyam Sadhwani, Sudhakar Prabhu, Glenn Evans
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In a video processing system including a video decoder, to handle frequent changes in the bit rate of an encoded bitstream, a video decoder can be configured to process a change in bit rates without reinitializing. The video decoder can be configured to reduce memory utilization. The video decoder can be configured both to process a change in bit rate without reinitializing while reducing memory utilization. In one implementation, the video processing system can include an interface between an application running on a host processor and the video decoder which allows the video decoder to communicate with the host application about the configuration of the video decoder.
A computing device comprising a video processing system, the video processing system comprising:
A computer-implemented process performed by a computing device comprising a video decoder, the process comprising:
A computer readable storage medium, comprising a storage device or a memory device, and computer program instructions for a computing device, encoded on the computer readable storage medium, the computing device comprising a video decoder comprising an input configured to receive, for an encoded bitstream of video data, indices of frames of the encoded video data, and information describing a format of the encoded video data, and an output configured to provide decoded video data, the encoded video data comprising encoded video data in a plurality of formats, the computing device further comprising a memory accessible by the video decoder and configured to store the encoded bitstream and data from the output of the video decoder at least based on the video decoder decoding of the encoded bitstream, the computer program instructions, when executed by the computing device, configuring the computing device to:
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