Optimal encoding of motion compensated video

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

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C375S240160, C375S240290

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention involves a system and method for performing motion estimation. For each candidate motion vector, encoding distortion is determined between a macroblock and a reconstructed macroblock by determining discrete cosine transform coefficients of the macroblock and quantizing the discrete cosine transform coefficients. An estimate unit determines the length of the bit stream required to encode the quantized discrete cosine transform coefficients along with the mode information bits including mode and motion vector information. The reconstructed macroblock is determined based on the quantized discrete cosine transform coefficients. A bit-rate term based on the length of the bit-rate stream is determined and included in the encoding distortion. The candidate motion vector which minimizes the encoding distortion of the macroblock is chosen to be the motion vector for the macroblock.

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