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H.261: A Standard for VideoConferencing Applications Nimrod Peleg Update: Nov. 2003

ITU - Rec. H.261 Target (1990)... A Video compression standard developed to facilitate videoconferencing (and videophone) services over the integrated services digital network (ISDN) at p x 64Kbps ( p=1..30)... Acceptable quality usually above p=6 (384Kbps) Maximum bitrate over ISDN is 1.92Mbps (p=30), better than VHS-quality!

Important Features Maximum coding delay of 150mSec., due to the need for bi-directional communication. Low-cost VLSI implementation is possible.

Input Image Format To enable use of both 525-lines and 625-lines TV standards, a new input format was defined: Common Intermediate Format (CIF) Maximum rate: CIF, 30fps 37.3Mbps for 384Kbps channel rate, 54:1 compression ratio needed Minimum rate:, QCIF, 7.5fps 2.3Mbps for 64Kbps channel rate, 36:1 compression ratio needed

Input Image Format (Cont d) CIF QCIF Active pels/line Lum (Y) 360(352) 180(176) Chroma (U,V) 180(176) 90(88) Active Lines/picture Lum (Y) 288 144 Chroma (U,V) 144 72 Interlacing/Aspect Ratio 1:1 / 4:3 1:1 / 4:3 Temporal Rate 30,15,10,7.5 30,15,10,7.5

Video Multiplex Decoder should interpret the received bit stream without any ambiguity Hierarchical structure: Picture Layer Group of Blocks (GOB) Macroblocks (MB) Blocks of Pixels

Video Multiplex: Picture Layer 20 bit 5bit 6bit 1bit 8bit VLC PSC TR PType PEI PSpare GOB(s) Picture Start Code: fix word (00010H). Temporal Reference: Position of the picture in the sequence (zero s every 32 pictures!). PType: Picture format (CIF, QCIF, NTSC) and type. Picture Extra Information: Signaling if PSpare exists. Picture Spare: Spare information, repeated by PEI till PEI=0.

Video Multiplex: GOB GOB Layer: Every picture is divided into 12 GOBs for CIF or 3 GOBs for QCIF: 144 Pixels 176 Pixels 1 2 3 QCIF 288 Pixels 352 Pixels 1 3 5 7 9 11 2 4 6 8 10 12 CIF

Video Multiplex: GOB (Cont d) 16 bit 4bit 5bit 1bit 8bit VLC GBSC GN GQuant GEI GSpare MB(s) GOB Start Code: fix word (0001H). GOB Number: Position of the group in the picture (zero s every 16 GOBs!). GQuant: GOB Quantization step (step size=2*gquant), fixed till changed by MQuant (see later). GOB Extra Information: Signaling if GSpare exists. GOB Spare: Spare information, repeated by GEI till GEI=0.

Video Multiplex: MB Smallest data unit for selecting compression mode Each GOB is divided into 33MB. Each MB contains 16x16 pixels A MB which contains no new information is not transmitted 176 Pixels 48 Pixels 1 11 12 22 23 33 MB

Video Multiplex: MB (Cont d) VLC VLC 5bit VLC VLC VLC MBA MType MQuant MVD CBP Block Layer VLC MVD VLC MBA Stuffing MacroBlock Address: Position within the GOB, 1st MB has absolute address, others: differential.

Video Multiplex: MB (Cont d) MType: Information about coming MB (Inter or Intra, MV included or not, MQuant exists, etc.) MQuant: Replacing GQuant till the end of the GOB or a new Mquant. Motion Vector Data: Motion vector for the MB, relative to the former picture and differential from former MB. Absolute value in several cases: MB is first in the line (1, 12, 22). Former MB is not attached (MBA not 1). Last MB was not of MC type.

Video Multiplex: MB (Cont d) Pn The MV includes two words: Horizontal change and Vertical change Coded Block Pattern: Shows which blocks in the MB were transmitted: CBP = 32P1 + 16P2 + 8P3 + 4P4 + 2P5 + P6 1 At least one coeff. was transmitted = 0 No coeff. transmitted

Video Multiplex: Block Layer A MB contains 6 Blocks, 8x8 pixels each: 4 Luminance (Y) and 2 Chrominance (Cb,Cr) Y1 Y2 Cb Cr Y3 Y4 Composition of MacroBlock Position of Lum. And Chroma Pixels

Video Multiplex: Block (Cont d) Coeff. are Run-Length, Huffman coded. For Intra Blocks, all 64 coeff. transmitted. All other cases: CBP points which blocks are transmitted. Coeff. consists of 2 words: Run and Level according to Zig-Zag scan. Every block ends with the code: 1H.

Video Compression Algorithm Two main modes: Intra Mode: JPEG-like compression. Inter Mode: Temporal prediction employed, with or without MC. Then, prediction error is DCT encoded. For each mode, several options can be selected (quantization, filters etc.)

Inter frame coding steps Estimate (one) MV for each MB, max. value: ±15. motion estimation techniqe is NOT mentioned! Select a compression mode for each MB, based on Displaced Block Difference criterion (dbd): dbd(x,k)=b(x,k) - b(x-d, k-1) b: block x: pixel coordinates k: time index d: displacement vector (k frame vs. k-1) if d=0, then dbd becomes block difference (bd) Process each MB to generate header + data bitstream, according to chosen compression mode.

Video Encoder Scheme image sequence.. + - + DCT Q VLC Intra / Inter switch Q -1 DCT -1 0101... bit stream + + + M.C. MEM M.E. M.C. - Motion Compensation M.E. - Motion Estimation MEM - Frame store DCT - Discrete Cosine Transform Q - Quantization VLC - Variable Length Code

Compression modes Prediction MQuant MVD CBP TCoeff Code Intra + 0001 Intra + + 0000 001 Inter + + 1 Inter + + + 0000 1 Inter+MC + 0000 0000 1 Inter+MC + + + 0000 0001 Inter+MC + + + + 0000 0000 01 Inter+MC+Fil + 001 Inter+MC+Fil + + + 01 Inter+MC+Fil + + + + 0000 01

Compression modes (Cont d) Table codes: MQuant: + indicates a new value. MVD: Motion vector data exists. CBP: If at least one transform coeff. is transmitted. TCoeff: Transform coeff. are encoded. Code: indicating the compression mode.

Compression modes (Cont d) Inter + MC is selected if var(dbd) < bd Transmission of the prediction error (TCoeff) is optional. Otherwise, no MV sent. If original MB has a small variance, Intra mode selected (DCT computed). In both Inter and Inter+MC blocks, prediction error is DCT encoded. For MC blocks, prediction error can be modified by 2-D (separable) spatial Filter.

DCT Thresholding Coefficients accuracy is 12bit [-2048,2047] Th=g; Th.max=g+g/2 Coef < th.? Yes No Th.< Th.max Yes? No Th.=g Th=Th+1 Th=max Co = 0 g: Quantizer step size th: current threshold co: DCT value (After RM8) Example: g=32, Th. incremented from 32 to 38, till Co.=40 and Th. is reset to 32 : Coeff. 50 0 0 0 33 34 0 40 33 34 10 32 Th. 32 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 32 32 32 33 New Co. 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 33 34 0 0 Quantized val. 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 48 48 0 0

Coding Model Quantized coefficients are Zig-Zag scanned, and Events are defined and then entropy coded. Events are defined as combination of runlength of zero coeff. preceding a non-zero coefficient. That is: Event = (Run, Level)

Rate and Buffer Control Options for rate control are: PreProcessing Quantizer step size Block significance criterion Temporal sub-sampling All options are NOT subject to the recommendation!

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