Television – Bandwidth reduction system – Data rate reduction
Patent
1994-08-22
1996-07-02
Tran, Thai Q.
Television
Bandwidth reduction system
Data rate reduction
348400, H04N 726
Patent
active
055327443
ABSTRACT:
A method and decoder for decoding a hierarchically coded digital video bitstream which can process a high resolution television picture in real time and which is made, up of a number of individual decoder modules, connected in parallel, which each have less real time processing power than is necessary, but which when combined, have at least the necessary processing power needed to process the bitstream in real time. The decoder includes a system controller which detects the hierarchical code indicating bits and slices and communicates this information to a slice parser which dynamically allocates the bitstream among the digital modules as needed on a per slice basis.
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Akiwumi-Assani Olu
Basile Carlo
Cavallerano Alan
Challapali Kiran
Shen Richard
Au A.
Marion Michael E.
Philips Electronics North America Corporation
Tran Thai Q.
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