Video Encoders & Decoders

LED Studio Partners with Colorlight

by Shawnee Blackwood

Under the partnership, LED Studio will specify, supply, and support Colorlight’s range of synchronous and asynchronous processors, including the Z8t controller.

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Apple Silicon: The M2 Ultra Impresses at WWDC 2023

by Emory Kale

It’s built on a 5-nanometer process technology and features a whopping 134 billion transistors.

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VeriSilicon Shipping Multi-Format Hardware Video Decoder Hantro VC9000D Supporting 8K@120FPS VVC/H.266

by Artem Alekseenko

VeriSilicon announced its multi-format hardware video decoder Hantro VC9000D is now available to support the decoding of the latest VVC/H.266 (Versatile Video Coding) video compression standard, providing flexible and configurable advanced video decoding solutions …

Tags:VeriSilicon| Video Encoders & Decoders| VVC (H.266)

The Cost of Encoding: The Dependent TV

by Omid Rahmat

In an interview with Jan Ozer, a leading expert on audio/video encoding for live and on-demand production, we take a look at the one thing that can make or break the viewing experience: encoding. …

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Bringing Greater Reality to VR

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Researchers at Stanford University have published a paper describing how it used a client (VR headset)/server system that fed details on the user’s gaze to the server to allow frame-based foveated …

Tags:Codecs| Foveated Rendering| HMDs (Head Mounted Displays)| Mixed Reality| Video Encoders & Decoders

intoPIX Shows First 8K AV over IP Hardware & Software at ISE 2022

by Artem Alekseenko

intoPIX, leading expert in video compression for Pro AV, is showing first 8K AV over IP solutions with its revolutionary “TicoXS FIP” featuring JPEG XS with Flawless Imaging profile. The 8K solutions include new …

Allegro DVT and Beamr Announce the World’s First Content-Adaptive Silicon IP Video Encoder

by Artem Alekseenko

Allegro DVT, the leading provider of video processing silicon IPs, and Beamr, the leading developer of content-adaptive video encoding technologies, today announced an integrated solution that combines Beamr’s CABR silicon IP with Allegro’s video …

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SSIMWAVE Launches Live Monitor Support for SRT Protocol and Joins the SRT Alliance

by Artem Alekseenko

SSIMWAVE®, the Emmy Award-winning video quality solutions innovator, announced new decode capabilities that are allowing the video industry’s first detection and measurement of viewer experiences in content distributed using the SRT (Secure Reliable Transport) …

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Is Gamma Still Needed?: Part 10 – Summary

by Bob Raikes

What They Say If you were interested in the Display Daily last week on the topic of scene-referred video (Poynton Defines “Scene Referred” Video), you will probably be interested in an article in ‘the …

Tags:Codecs| Colour (Color)| HDR - High Dynamic Range| Video Encoders & Decoders

DVDO H.264/265 Encoder / Decoder Simplify Real-Time Visual Communication

by Artem Alekseenko

DVDO®, leveraging over two decades of award-winning Pro AV video and data connectivity leadership, introduced DVDO-H264/5-Encoder and DVDO-H264/5-Decoder, designed to convert Full HD 1080p video from any HDMI source into high-quality H.264/5 streams over …

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Sharp Develops 8K Real-time VVC Decoder, a World First

by Artem Alekseenko

In a world first, Sharp Corporation has developed an 8K real-time VVC decoder compatible with Versatile Video Coding (VVC) video coding standard. Video coding standards make it easier to compress, store, and transmit video …

Tags:sharp| Super Hi-Vision (8K)| Video Encoders & Decoders| VVC (H.266)

Cable Industry Gearing up for the High Bandwidth Needs of Light Field Displays

by Chris Chinnock

CableLabs, the development group funding by the cable industry, held their summer conference last week in Colorado. A number of topics were discussed, but I want to focus on their views of display use …