Moving-picture temporal scalable coding method, coding...

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

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C375S240120, C375S240140

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07447264

ABSTRACT:
In temporal scalable moving-picture video signal coding, an input interlaced moving-picture video signal is converted into a progressive moving-picture video signal at the same frame rate as the interlaced moving-picture video signal. The progressive moving-picture video signal is coded to produce a first bitstream. Fields of the interlaced moving-picture video signal are coded with inter-picture prediction using a locally decoded picture signal as a reference video signal, thus producing a second bitstream. The fields are different in time from frames of the progressive moving-picture video signal. The locally decoded picture signal are produced by locally decoding the progressive moving-picture video signal. The first and second bitstreams are multiplexed into an output temporal scalable moving-picture video bitstream.

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patent: 7068717 (2006-06-01), Van Der Schaar

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