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A Very Low Bit Rate Video Coding for Ubiquitous Services
April 24-April 26
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/MUE.2008.252008 International Conference on Mult ...
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Shape compensation is proposed in this paper to replace the DCT residue coding used in standard video coding. That is, our binary images are coded by the motion vectors and the class of morphological filters. Therefore the very low bit rate 1k bps can be easily achieved for the image size 64*64. Our coding procedures are simple: reducing quantization after reducing resolution, and shape compensation after motion compensation. However, the visual quality can be tolerable considering the carrying convenience ofthe small display and the inexpensive pay rate of communication. Therefore, the proposed coding strategy is suitable for video coding for ubiquitous services.
Index Terms:
video coding, motion compensation, very low bit rate
Citation:
Ben-Shung Chow, "A Very Low Bit Rate Video Coding for Ubiquitous Services," mue, pp.211-214, 2008 International Conference on Multimedia and Ubiquitous Engineering (mue 2008), 2008
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