Editing of encoded A/V sequences
A sequence and encoding technology, which is applied in the direction of record carrier editing, electronic editing of digital analog information signals, color TV parts, etc., can solve problems such as time hindering user editing
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[0031] Figure 3A Represents a typical sequence of frames encoded according to MPEG-2. While the following description will focus on this encoding, those skilled in the art will appreciate that the present invention is applicable to other A / V encoding standards. Figure 3A Dependencies between frames are also shown. The transmission caused by the forward correlation of B frames as Figure 3A The frames in the sequence shown will have the effect that a received B-frame can only be decoded after a subsequent reference frame has been received (and decoded). To avoid having to "skip" the sequence during decoding, frames are usually not Figure 3A stored or transmitted as a sequence of displays, but in the Figure 3B stored or transmitted in the corresponding transmission sequence shown in . In this transmission sequence, reference frames are transmitted before the B frames that depend on them. This means that frames can be decoded in the order they were received. It should ...
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