In the 37th VCEG meeting,  held in Yokohama on April 15-18, a potential “NGVC” project standing for next-generation video coding was discussed, which could mean either an extension of H.264/AVC or a new standard, depending on which form of standardization is determined to be appropriate for the technology design.
The preliminary requirements of the NGVC project focus on the following areas.
1. Coding efficiency:
- NGVC should be capable of providing a bit rate reduction of 50% at the same subjective quality
2. Complexity:
- NGVC should be capable of operating with a complexity ranging from 50% to 3 times H.264/AVC High Profile.
- When operated at a complexity of 50% compared to H.264/AVC High Profile, NGVC should provide a 25% bit rate savings compared to H.264/MPEG-4 AVC High Profile at equivalent subjective quality.
3. Applications:
- Low-delay interactive video communications
- Surveillance
- Streaming
- Broadcast
- Digital cinema and large-screen digital imagery
- Mobile video entertainment
- Storage-based video application (camcorders, camera phones, computer files, disc media, download-and-play, etc)
Permanent Link: The Preliminary Requirements for NGVC
# 2010-12-30 Thursday 4:19 pm
Hi,
These h.265 related articles are very good for me,
because I am interesting in the H.265 topic recently.
And do you know is there any specification documents for the H.265 release?
And where i can download these specification documents?
I will appreciate it if you tell me.
Thank you
# 2010-12-30 Thursday 5:41 pm
Currently, there is no formal specification documents for H.265 or HEVC. However, the initial specification draft of TMuC for HEVC can be found in JCTVC-B205 (http://wftp3.itu.int/av-arch/jctvc-site/2010_07_B_Geneva/)