H.264 variable bit rate control method based on Matthew effect
A control method and Matthew effect technology, applied in the field of H.264 variable bit rate control, can solve the problems of increasing the number of bits, etc., and achieve the effect of low complexity, good visual effect, and retaining visual effect
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[0016] The present utility model will be further explained below in conjunction with the drawings and embodiments.
[0017] The present invention decides the allocation of the code rate according to the change of the image scene. More bits are allocated for large image scene changes, and fewer bits are allocated for less image scene changes, thereby being more conducive to preserving image detail information.
[0018] In the compression process, the code rate is allocated according to the Matthew effect. In the H.264 compression process, the image layer and the macro block layer are allocated more bit streams for images with large motion and more details.
[0019] In variable bit rate coding, the bit rate allocation is determined according to the amount of motion and motion details during rate control. A bit stream with a large amount of motion is allocated higher bits, and a smaller amount of motion is allocated a lower bit rate.
[0020] The invention adopts a control method in ...
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