Reduced bit number motion vector detection

Television – Bandwidth reduction system – Data rate reduction

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348416, 348699, H04N 732

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ABSTRACT:
In image compression using motion compensated predictive coding, the number of bits of pixel data is reduced before the pixel data are supplied to a motion vector detecting apparatus. Motion vectors are detected using a pipelined operation in which pixel by pixel differences between a reference block and a search block are obtained and summed. At each stage of the pipeline, the sum of differences is limited to a predetermined maximum number of bits.

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