Abstract:
A system for detecting and mitigating bit errors in transmitted media is described herein. A source device encodes a frame of video, and generates an error code representative of a portion of the encoded frame of video. The portion of encoded frame and the error code are provided to a sink device via a communication channel, such as an HDMI or MHL3 channel. A second error code is generated by the sink device based on the portion of encoded frame, and the error code and second error code are compared to determine if the portion of encoded frame includes an error. If no error is detected, the portion of encoded frame is decoded and outputted. If an error is detected, the portion is replaced with frame data based on at least one other portion of encoded frame to produce a mitigated frame, and the mitigated frame is outputted.
Abstract:
A mechanism for facilitating dynamic timestamp-less clock generation for transmitting media streams over shared channels is described. In one embodiment, a method includes periodically counting and producing, at a first media device, a number of audio/video (“A/V”) samples, generating a pace clock based on the number of A/V samples, generating a target clock based on the pace clock, and transmitting an A/V media stream based on a frequency difference between a pace frequency relating to the pace clock and a target frequency relating to the target clock.
Abstract:
A mechanism for facilitating dynamic timestamp-less clock generation for transmitting media streams over shared channels is described. In one embodiment, a method includes periodically counting and producing, at a first media device, a number of audio/video (“A/V”) samples, generating a pace clock based on the number of A/V samples, generating a target clock based on the pace clock, and transmitting an A/V media stream based on a frequency difference between a pace frequency relating to the pace clock and a target frequency relating to the target clock.