Method and apparatus for video coding

Pulse or digital communications – Bandwidth reduction or expansion – Television or motion video signal

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C375S240120, C375S240130, C375S240240, C375S240020, C382S238000, C382S236000, C382S251000, C382S239000, C382S235000

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07580458

ABSTRACT:
In uniform superposition of two predictions toward a weighted superposition, such as in coding B frames, weighting is based on reliability of a reference picture used for determination of the prediction. Since there is a relationship between the reliability and the respective quantization parameter, coupling to the quantization parameter that is also known in the receiver also can be effected advantageously.

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