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Video Compression
Uncompressed or raw video data consumes very large amount of data
storage and requires high bandwidth to transmit.
Video compression is a technique to reduce or remove some quantity of
video data with acceptable quality so that the digital video can be stored or
sent in an efficient size.
There are many compression technologies available in the market which
may be proprietary or following industry standard. Most network vendors
use standard compression technique to ensure compatibility and
interoperability.
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Video Codec
Video Codec (encoder/decoder) is a pair of algorithms used for
compressing and/or decompressing digital video.
Different algorithms can be implemented in the same hardware or software
which will allow multiple formats to coexist. Different algorithms however
may not be compatible with each other, and video compressed with one
algorithm usually cannot be decompressed using a different algorithm.
Some of the commonly used video codec include:
MPEG-1 : used for Video CDs
MPEG-2 : used for DVD, SVCD and most digital video broadcasting and cable
distribution system
MPEG-4 : used for Internet, broadcast and storage media
WMV: Microsoft’s family of video codec designs
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Motion JPEG
Motion JPEG is a digital video sequence format that consist of a series of
individual JPEG image. A series of image frames is considered as a motion
video if 16 image frames or more are shown in one second. 30 (NTSC) or
25 (PAL) frames per second will be recognized as full motion video.
Each image frame in the video sequence should have the same quality
depending on the compression level. The higher the compression level, the
lower the image quality and file size.
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MPEG-4
MPEG-4 is one of the licensed standard developed by MPEG (Moving Picture
Experts Group), a committee formed by ISO to set standard for audio and video
compression.
One of the main advantage of MPEG-4 is that MPEG-4 offers high quality image with
minimum file size thus MPEG-4 is suitable for low bandwidth application that requires
high quality images.
MPEG-4 uses an algorithm that compares a frame with its reference frame and only
pixels that are different from the reference frame are coded.
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