Moving picture coding and/or decoding systems, and variable-leng

Details Moving picture coding and/or decoding systems, and variable-leng Moving picture coding and/or decoding systems, and variable-leng

1997-09-05

2000-08-15

Rao, Andy

Pulse or digital communications

Bandwidth reduction or expansion

Television or motion video signal

348384, 348464, 348465, 341 67, 341 61, 341 59, H04N 718

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061047546

ABSTRACT:
A coding and/or decoding system includes: a code-word table for storing therein a plurality of code words, which are capable of being decoded both in forward and backward directions and which are formed so that delimiters of the code words are capable of being identified by a predetermined weight of the code words, so that the code words correspond to different source symbols; an encoder for selecting code words corresponding to inputted source symbols from the code-word table; and a synchronization interval setting part for preparing coded data every predetermined interval using the code words selected by the encoder and for inserting stuffing codes capable of being decoded in the backward direction. Thus, it is possible to decrease useless bit patterns to enhance the coding efficiency by smaller amounts of calculation and storage, and to decode variable length codes both in the forward and backward directions even if the synchronization interval is set every interval using the stuffing bits.

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