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Resources on implementation of H.264 codec

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verilog h.264

Hi friends,
I want to implement H.264 codec on a hardware. can i have related documentations,pdfs,IEEE papers?......

I need them as soon as possible


Thanks and Regards
Deepak
 

Re: H.264

Hello,

see the attachment and reply back.

If u need more details pl mail me.

Regards,
N.Muralidhara
 

Re: H.264

I'm also interested to this topic. This might be a paper you are looking for. A feedback from you if so might also be helpful to us.



ep20k
 

H.264

Hi ep20k,
thanks for the doc. what are the blocks that can be realised in the hardware form?

Can i get more details on the entropy decoding and DCT as i am new to those concepts...

Thanks and Regards
Deepak

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Hi murali,
I need more documents...Do u have any idea about that project? pls gimme ur mail id
 

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Hi,
Here are some standards:

And don't forget to press helped me button :)

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    deepu_s_s

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H.264

Hi friends,
I have seen the DCT. How can we implement the mathematical functions in verilog? does we require any FPU IP?

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Thanks for the documents provided.

I think there are mainly three kind of digital blocks in the codec.

1)quantizer
2)DCT
3)decoder

is that right?
 

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Hi!

I think DCT is the most complicated task! Honestly I have no experience with DCT (I have used only FFT without FPU). Try find some open source software model that can help your algorithm.
I also see that xilinx and altera have some DCT related papers and manuals and as I see there is no word for floating point unit. I think they can be usefull for starting point. Also Altera has some core with DCT implementation, so you can easy check algorithm they provide:

https://www.xilinx.com/support/documentation/application_notes/xapp610.pdf

Altera CORE:
https://www.altera.com/products/ip/dsp/transforms/m-bar-bidimensional.html

About system blocks - that's right but no only - check altera CORE link.

Regards!
 

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