I-frame de-flickering for gop-parallel multi-thread video encoding
A technology for encoding frames and encoding, which is applied in the field of video encoding and can solve the problem of not using post-processing technology.
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[0020] In the case of GOP parallel multithreaded video coding, a GOP starts with an IDR frame and ends with a P frame. Note that although inter-GOP prediction (ie, prediction across GOP boundaries) results in somewhat improved coding efficiency, it is difficult to support inter-GOP prediction under this GOP parallel multi-threaded coding architecture. Therefore, the above assumption generally always holds true. Without loss of generality, assume that each GOP has only one I frame, which is also its first frame.
[0021] In the following description, the focus is on the encoding of two consecutive GOPs in the same scene, and thus on the de-flickering of the first I-frame in the second GOP. The first I frames in the first GOP and the second GOP are referred to as "I_curr" and "I_next", respectively. We denote the last P frame in the first GOP as "P_last". Without loss of generality, assume that two GOPs are respectively encoded by two different encoding threads, and when one ...
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