Abstract:
This disclosure describes techniques for coding video data. In particular, this disclosure describes techniques for entropy coding of residual transform coefficients generated by a video coding process. In one example, a method selects a bin 2 context for coding a bin 2 level of one or more transform coefficients in the vector according to the entropy coding process. The method further codes the bin 2 level of one or more transform coefficients in the vector according to the selected bin 2 context. Selecting the bin 2 context comprises selecting the bin 2 context for a current transform coefficient in the vector based on the bin 2 level of one or more previously coded transform coefficients in the vector.
Abstract:
This disclosure describes techniques for coding a video block based on an unclipped version of a motion vector predictor candidate. The techniques include determining a motion vector predictor candidate list including motion vector predictor candidates from neighboring video blocks without clipping the motion vector predictor candidates. More specifically, if one of the motion vector predictor candidates points to a prediction block located outside of a reference picture boundary relative to the current video block, the techniques allow an unclipped version of the motion vector predictor candidate to be included in the candidate list. The current video block is then coded based on a determined unclipped motion vector predictor candidate of the candidate list. Elimination of the motion vector predictor candidate clipping process reduces complexity at both the video encoder and the video decoder.
Abstract:
A multiplexer may produce an MPEG-2 (Motion Picture Experts Group) System standard bitstream comprising views with nonconsecutive view order indexes. In one example, an apparatus includes a video encoder that encodes views of a scene, and a multiplexer that constructs a data structure for signaling that a corresponding MPEG-2 (Motion Picture Experts Group) System standard bitstream includes a first view of the views of the scene associated with a first view order index and a second view of the plurality of views of the scene associated with a second view order index. The first view order index and the second view order index are non-consecutive. The apparatus may further include an output interface that outputs the data structure.
Abstract:
In one example, a device for coding video data includes a video coder (such as a video decoder or a video encoder) configured to code motion information for a current block of video data using a hybrid motion information coding mode, wherein to code the motion information, the video coder is configured to code a merge index syntax element of the motion information in a manner substantially conforming to a merge mode, and code at least one additional syntax element of the motion information in a manner substantially conforming to an advanced motion vector prediction (AMVP) mode, and wherein the video coder is configured to code the current block using the motion information. The hybrid mode may comprise a partial merge mode or a partial AMVP mode.
Abstract:
For each prediction unit (PU) belonging to a coding unit (CU), a video coder generates a candidate list. The video coder generates the candidate list such that each candidate in the candidate list that is generated based on motion information of at least one other PU is generated without using motion information of any of the PUs belonging to the CU. After generating the candidate list for a PU, the video coder generates a predictive video block for the PU based on one or more reference blocks indicated by motion information of the PU. The motion information of the PU is determinable based on motion information indicated by a selected candidate in the candidate list for the PU.
Abstract:
A video coder, such as a video encoder or a video decoder, identifies an entropy coding context in a set of one or more entropy coding contexts. The video coder identifies the entropy coding context without reference to a neighboring coding unit that is above a current coding unit in a current picture. The video coder then entropy codes a short distance intra-prediction (SDIP) syntax element of a coding unit (CU) using the identified entropy coding context. The SDIP syntax element at least partially defines a mode by which the CU is partitioned into a set of one or more transform units.
Abstract:
In general, techniques are described for applying partition-based filters when coding video data. A device comprising at least one processor may be configured to implement the techniques. The processor selects a filter to apply near a boundary of a first portion of the video data and determines at least one of the plurality of filter coefficients of the selected filter for which the video data will not be available to be filtered. Based on the determination, the processor determines a partial filter that does not include the at least one of the plurality of filter coefficients for which the video data will not be available to be filtered. The processor renormalizes the plurality of filter coefficients included within the partial filter and applies the renormalized partial filter near the boundary of the first portion of the video data to generate a filtered first portion of the video data.
Abstract:
In one example, a device for coding video data includes a video coder configured to code, for a bitstream, information representative of which of a plurality of video coding dimensions are enabled for the bitstream, and code values for each of the enabled video coding dimensions, without coding values for the video coding dimensions that are not enabled, in a network abstraction layer (NAL) unit header of a NAL unit comprising video data coded according to the values for each of the enabled video coding dimensions. In this manner, NAL unit headers may have variable lengths, while still providing information for scalable dimensions to which the NAL units correspond.
Abstract:
In one example, a video decoder is configured to store an adaptation parameter set (APS) data structure in a buffer of a coding device, wherein the APS data structure includes signaling data applicable to one or more slices of video data, decode at least one of the slices based on the signaling data of the APS data structure, after decoding the slice, determine that the APS data structure can be removed from the buffer, remove the APS data structure from the buffer based on the determination, and decode one or more additional slices of the video data after removing the APS data structure from the buffer.
Abstract:
A unified candidate block set for both adaptive motion vector prediction (AMVP) mode and merge mode for use in inter-prediction is proposed. In general, the same candidate block set is used regardless of which motion vector prediction mode (e.g., merge mode or AMVP mode) is used. In other examples of this disclosure, one candidate block in a set of candidate blocks is designated as an additional candidate block. The additional candidate block is used if one of the other candidate blocks is unavailable. Also, the disclosure proposes a checking pattern where the left candidate block is checked before the below left candidate block. Also, the above candidate block is checked before the right above candidate block.