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H.264-Compatible Spatially Scalable Video Coding With In-band Prediction

Overview In this paper, a H.264 compatible spatially scalable video coding method with in-band prediction is proposed which taking advantages from both the high coding efficiency of H.264 coding scheme and the attractive performance of in-band Overcomplete Discrete Wavelet Transform (ODWT) in wavelet-wavelet-domain motion estimation and motion compensation. Four MV domain prediction modes are proposed for INTER prediction of high frequency subbands. The intra prediction modes of H.264 are also simplified for each high band according to the directional features inherited inside. Finally, a H.264 compatible scheme based on one of the MV prediction modes is presented to provide better tradeoff among standard compatibility, low complexity and high performance.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	Scalability, Streaming Media, Multimedia

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