A memory efficient architecture of deblocking filter in H.264/AVC using hybrid processing order

In this paper, we propose a memory and performance optimized architecture to accelerate the operation speed of adaptive deblocking filter (DF) for H.264/JVT/AVC video coding. With the proposed processing order, we can reduce not only the number of internal buffer but also the size of the internal SR...

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Main Authors: Kyeong-Yuk Min, Jong-Wha Chong
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Acceleration
Adaptive filters
Automatic voltage control
Bandwidth
Clocks
Deblocking filter
Filtering
Frequency
H.264/AVC
Memory architecture
Random access memory
SRAM
throughput
Video coding
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Summary:In this paper, we propose a memory and performance optimized architecture to accelerate the operation speed of adaptive deblocking filter (DF) for H.264/JVT/AVC video coding. With the proposed processing order, we can reduce not only the number of internal buffer but also the size of the internal SRAM. Two 4×4 internal buffer with MUXs and a 32×16 internal SRAM are needed for the buffering operation of DF with I/O bandwidth of 32 bit. The filtering cycles of the proposed DF are 192 clocks in loading/storing and filtering operations. Proposed architecture can be processed in real-time for 1080HD (1920×1088@30 fps) at a 70 MHz clock frequency.
DOI:10.1109/SOCDC.2009.5423873