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- the present invention relates to adaptive motion vector resolution in video coding.
- the present invention relates to applying motion vector prediction depending on the current motion vector resolution, the reference motion vector resolution or both.
- High Efficiency Video Coding is a new coding standard that has been developed in recent years.
- the fixed-size macroblock of H. 264/AVC is replaced by a flexible block, named coding unit (CU) .
- Pixels in the CU share the same coding parameters to improve coding efficiency.
- a CU may begin with a largest CU (LCU) , which is also referred as coded tree unit (CTU) in HEVC.
- CTU coded tree unit
- prediction unit PU
- JCTVC-S0085 Joint Collaborative Team on Video Coding (JCT-VC) of ITU-T SG16 WP3 and ISO/IEC JTC1/SC29/WG11 19th Meeting: France, FR, 17–24 Oct. 2014, Document: JCTVC-S0085
- an adaptive MB resolution enable flag i.e., adaptive_mv_resolution_enabled_flag
- SPS sequence parameter set
- an integer MV flag i.e., use_integer_mv_flag
- use_integer_mv_flag 1 or quarter pixel resolution
- MV is parsed and decoded in the same way regardless whether use_integer_mv_flag is 0 or 1 in the current slice.
- MV is scaled based on use_integer_mv_flag as shown below according to JCTVC-S1005 (Joshi, et al., “High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) Screen Content Coding: Draft 2” , Joint Collaborative Team on Video Coding (JCT-VC) of ITU-T SG16 WP3 and ISO/IEC JTC1/SC29/WG11 19th Meeting: France, FR, 17–24 Oct. 2014, Document: JCTVC-S1005) .
- X is equal to 0 or 1
- mvLX represents the motion vector of the luma component associated with list LX (i.e, list L0 or L1)
- mvcLX represents the motion vector of the chroma component associated with list LX (i.e, list L0 or L1)
- the operation “” mvLX ⁇ 2” means that mvLX is left-shifted by 2 and the result replaces the original mvLX.
- the operation “” mvcLX ⁇ 2” means that mvLX is left-shifted by 2 and the result replaces the original mvcLX.
- TMVP temporal motion vector prediction
- MVP motion vector predictor
- Fig. 1 shows an example.
- use_integer_mv_flag in the current picture (110) is 0
- use_integer_mv_flag in the collocated picture (120) is 1
- the collocated MV (124) is equal to (4, 4) for the reference block (122) .
- the collocated MV (4, 4) will be treated as a MVP for the current MV (114) of the current block (112) of the current picture (110) directly if TMVP is used.
- the collocated MV (4, 4) in the collocated picture represents a motion vector value of (16, 16) when MV is expressed in the quarter-pixel resolution.
- use_integer_mv_flag in the current picture is 1, use_integer_mv_flag in the collocated picture is 0, and the collocated MV is still equal to (4, 4) .
- the collocated MV (4, 4) will be treated as a MVP for the current picture directly if TMVP is used.
- the collocated MV (4, 4) in the collocated picture represents a motion vector value of (1, 1) when the MV is expressed in the integer pixel resolution.
- the resolution of the MVP does not match with the resolution of the current MV to be predicted. This will deteriorate the efficiency of TMVP.
- the adaptive MV resolution may also cause an issue in the deblocking process when MVs in the current slice have integer pixel resolution.
- boundary strength is determined to select corresponding deblocking filter for a block boundary.
- the boundary strength is determined according to various factors. Among the different factors, one factor is related to the motion vectors on both sides of a block boundary.
- is compared to a threshold value of 4 to determine the filtering boundary strength, where Q_MV and P_MV represents motion vectors in two adjacent blocks, Q_MVx and Q_MVy represent the x and y components of Q_MV, and P_MVx and P_MVy represent the x and y components of P_MV.
- the threshold value of 4 is designed with the assumption that MVs always use quarter-pixel resolution. However, when MVs in the current slice uses other MV resolution such as integer pixel resolution, the threshold value of 4 may not be appropriate.
- IntraBC Intra picture block copy
- HEVC-SCC HEVC screen content coding
- the prediction block is obtained from the reconstructed region of current frame.
- the block vectors (BVs) and residual are coded.
- the IntraBC is unified with Inter coding mode. That is, the current picture is treated as a reference picture and inserted into one or both reference picture lists.
- Block vector prediction and coding are the same as inter motion vector prediction and coding. This unification simplifies the codec design.
- the block vectors are always using integer resolution while motion vectors can be both integer resolution and quarter-pel resolution, switched at slice level. This may lead to a resolution mismatch during the deblocking stage and MV prediction stage.
- HEVC screen content coding (HEVC-SCC) extension another coding tool, named adaptive color-space transform or in-loop color-space transform has been adopted.
- An example of decoding flow for the in-loop color-space transform is shown in Fig. 2.
- An additional module, i.e., inverse color-space transform (230) is included.
- Various modules are shown in Fig.
- the decoder also includes a first switch (S1) select inverse color-space transform (in the lower position) or bypass the inverse color-space transform (in the upper position) .
- the decoder also includes a second switch (S2) select Inter prediction (in the upper position) or Intra prediction (in the lower position) .
- inverse color-space transform (230)
- all other modules are standard decoder modules used in conventional HEVC.
- the inverse color-space transform is invoked to convert the residual domain back to the original domain for the output from the conventional inverse DCT/DST transform and CCP.
- a flag is signaled to indicate the usage of color-space transform in a CU.
- IntraBC Intra picture block copy
- Inter modes the flag is signaled only when there is at least one non-zero coefficient in the current CU.
- Intra modes the flag is signaled only when the chroma mode of the first PU (i.e., top-left PU within the CU) is coded with DM mode.
- DM mode corresponds to direct mode where Intra mode for the chroma component is the same as the Intra mode used for the luma component.
- the forward and the inverse color-space transforms for lossy coding use the YCoCg transform matrices, which are defined as follows:
- the original color space (C 0 , C 1 , C 2 ) may correspond to (R, G, B) , (Y, Cb, Cr) or (Y, U, V) .
- the forward color-space transform in lossy coding as shown in equation (2) is not normalized, which results in reduced signal when the transform is applied.
- the norm of the forward transform is roughly equal to for C 0 and C 2
- delta QPs quantization parameters
- the quantization parameter is set to (QP-5, QP-3, QP-5) for the three components, respectively, where QP is the ′normal′ QP value for the CU without the color-space transform.
- the QP adjustment to accommodate the signal range reduction color-space transform is performed for the quantization/de-quantization process.
- the deblocking process also utilizes the QP values, only the normal QP values are used for the deblocking process.
- the quantization parameter qP is derived as follows:
- cu_residual_act_flag [xTbY] [yTbY] is 1 if adaptive color-space transform is applied in the block with left-top position (xTbY, yTbY) . Otherwise, cu_residual_act_flag [xTbY] [yTbY] is 0.
- Qp′Y, Qp′Cb and Qp′Cr correspond to original quantization parameters for color component Y, Cb and Cr respectively.
- levelScale [k] ⁇ 40, 45, 51, 57, 64, 72 ⁇ .
- the qP adjustment in equations (4) , (5) and (6) may cause a qP to be less than 0 when the adaptive color-space transform is applied.
- qP ⁇ 0, “qP%6” will result in a negative argument for the the list levelScale [] and lead to an undefined levelScale [] value. Therefore, d [x] [y] is undefined in equation (7) . Therefore, it is desirable to overcome this issue.
- a method of MVP (motion vector prediction) for video coding with adaptive motion vector resolution is disclosed.
- the MVP coding is applied to the current MV or the current MV is stored depending on the current MV resolution, the reference MV resolution, or both the current MV resolution and the reference MV resolution.
- the reference MV associated with the reference block in the reference picture corresponds to a temporal MV associated with a temporal reference block in the reference picture.
- TMVP coding is applied to the current MV using a modified temporal MV as a motion vector predictor for the current MV, where the modified temporal MV is generated by right-shifting the temporal MV.
- An offset may be added to the temporal MV before the temporal MV is right-shifted to generate the modified temporal MV.
- the current MV resolution corresponds to integer pixel resolution
- the current MV is left-shifted before it is stored in a memory.
- the shifted current MV can be used for the TMVP coding of a subsequent MV.
- the shifted current MV is shifted back before it is used as a motion vector predictor for another block in a current picture containing the current slice.
- a syntax element related to the current MV resolution can be stored in a memory for the TMVP coding of a subsequent MV.
- the TMVP coding can be applied to the current MV using a modified temporal MV as a motion vector predictor for the current MV, where the modified temporal MV is generated by right-shifting the temporal MV.
- the TMVP coding can be applied to the current MV using a modified temporal MV as a motion vector predictor for the current MV, where the modified temporal MV is generated by left-shifting the temporal MV.
- the TMVP coding may also be disabled for the current MV or the encoder may disregard the reference picture for the TMVP coding of the current block.
- the current MV shifted or the temporal MV shifted is clipped to a valid range.
- the current MV may have different ranges for different current MV resolutions or the temporal MV may have different ranges for different reference MV resolutions.
- a first syntax element indicating the current MV resolution and a second syntax element indicating the reference MV resolution can be determined by an encoder to cause the current MV resolution has a same value as the reference MV resolution.
- the current MV resolution may also indicated by a MV resolution flag in a slice header and all blocks within a corresponding slice share the MV resolution flag, and the MV resolution flag has a same value for all slices in a sequence.
- the current MV resolution can be indicated by a MV resolution flag in a sequence level and all blocks within a corresponding sequence share the MV resolution flag. Therefore, MV resolution for a current MV and a temporal reference MV will always be the same.
- the block boundary is deblocked depending on the MV resolution.
- the MV resolution corresponds to integer resolution
- the current MV and the neighboring MV are left-shifted by 2 to become a shifted current MV and a shifted neighboring MV
- the shifted current MV and the shifted neighboring MV are included in determination of boundary strength used for said deblocking.
- the MV resolution corresponds to half-pixel resolution
- the current MV and the neighboring MV are left-shifted by 1.
- the MV resolution corresponds to one-eighth-pixel resolution
- the current MV and the neighboring MV are right-shifted by one.
- a first absolution difference in a vertical component between the between the current MV and the neighboring MV and a second absolution difference in a horizontal component between the between the current MV are compared to a threshold value of 1 instead of 4 to determine boundary strength used for said deblocking.
- the first absolution difference in a vertical component and the second absolution difference in a horizontal component are compared to a threshold value of 2 instead of 4.
- the first absolution difference in a vertical component and the second absolution difference in a horizontal component are compared to a threshold value of 8 instead of 4.
- a valid adjusted qPs is generated from the qPs by modifying the qPs to adjusted qPs to account for the color-space transform and setting the adjusted qPs to equal to or greater than zero if the adjusted qPs are smaller than zero.
- the multiple video components correspond to YCrCb color components
- Variable nX is 5 for Y component and Cb component and nX is 3 for Cr component and Max () is a maximum function.
- a valid adjusted qPs can also be generated using a clipping function.
- (qPX-n X ) is clipped to a range from MinQPX to MaxQPX, where MinQPX and MaxQPX correspond to a valid minimum quantization parameter and to a valid maximum quantization parameter for one color component respectively.
- MinQPX can be zero and MaxQPX can be fivety-one for the Y component, the Cb component and Cr component.
- qPX’ is generated from qPX according to a function of qPX if the color-space transform is applied to the current coding block, where the function of qPX is always greater than or equal to zero.
- Fig. 1 illustrates an example of TMVP (temporal motion vector prediction) for a current MV (motion vector) under the condition of different MV resolution between the current MV and the TMVP.
- TMVP temporary motion vector prediction
- Fig. 2 illustrates a block diagram of a decoding system incorporating in-loop color-space transform.
- Fig. 3 illustrates an example of scaling the TMVP when use_integer_mv_flag of the current slice is equal to 1.
- Fig. 4 illustrates an example of scaling MV before storing the MV when use_integer_mv_flag of the current slice is equal to 1.
- Fig. 5 illustrates an example that the MV uses the integer pixel resolution and the MV is left shifted by 2 before the MV is used for MV comparison in the deblocking process.
- Fig. 6 illustrates an exemplary flowchart of MVP (motion vector prediction) for video data incorporating an embodiment of the present invention.
- TMVP temporary motion vector predictor
- TMVP temporary motion vector predictor
- use_integer_mv_flag 1 .
- TMVP temporary motion vector predictor
- the operations (x+offx) >>2 and (y+offy) >>2 is performed before (x, y) is used as MVP when TMVP is applied.
- the “n>>2” operation corresponds to right-shifting n by “2” , which is equivalent to “divide by 4” .
- the “shift by 2” operation can be implemented more efficient than the “divide by 4” operation.
- Fig. 3 illustrates an example of scaling the TMVP when use_integer_mv_flag of the current slice is equal to 1.
- use_integer_mv_flag in the current picture (310) is 1
- use_integer_mv_flag in the collocated picture (320) is 0, and the collocated MV (324) for the reference block (322) is right-shifted by 2 and used as the TMVP for the current MV (314) of the current block (312) .
- Decoded MVs of the current slice are stored for use as TMVP by subsequent pictures. For example, if a MV in block B of the current slice is decoded as (x, y) , then (x ⁇ 2, y ⁇ 2) will be stored in the MV buffer for block B. And (x ⁇ 2, y ⁇ 2) will be treated as TMVP for a following picture if B is the collocated block.
- the operation “n ⁇ 2” corresponds to left-shifting n by 2.
- the scaled MV stored in the memory can be used for subsequent pictures as TMVP.
- the scaled MV stored in the memory is right-shifted before it is used as a motion vector predictor (i.e., the spatial motion vector predictor) for another block in the current picture containing the current slice.
- the scaled MV stored in the memory can be used for the determination of boundary strength which is required for the deblocking process.
- both block vector and motion vector are decoded at integer resolution.
- both block vector and motion vector are stored at fractional-pel resolution (e.g., quarter-pel resolution) .
- the decoded motion vector or block vector will be left shifted by 2 to be at quarter-pel resolution, go through clipping process (so the resulted value is within certain value range, such as between-2 15 and 2 15 –1) and to be stored in quarter-pel resolution.
- the block vector predictor and motion vector predictor used are at integer resolution. This is done by right shifting the vector predictor by N (a positive integer number such as 2) .
- N a positive integer number such as 2 .
- both block vector and motion vector are decoded at fractional-pel resolution.
- both block vector and motion vector are stored at fractional-pel resolution (e.g., quarter-pel resolution) without any shifting operation.
- the block vector predictor and motion vector predictor used are at fractional-pel resolution (e.g., quarter-pel resolution) .
- the decoded motion vector or block vector will go through clipping process (so the resulted value is within certain value range, such as between-2 15 and 2 15 –1) and to be stored in quarter-pel resolution. Because the clipping is done in the derivation of MV (or BV) , there is no need to do the extra clipping operation prior to motion compensation (interpolation) . Further, when a stored vector is used to predict an integer MV, the predictor should right shifted (e.g., by 2) to be in integer-pel resolution, before the predcition happens. In one embodiment, when predFlagLX is equal to 1 and the picture with index refIdx from reference picture list LX of the slice is not the current picture, the luma motion vector mvLX is derived as follows:
- uLX [0] ( ( ( (mvpLX [0] >> (2*use_integer_mv_flag) ) + mvdLX [0] ) ⁇
- uLX [1] ( ( ( (mvpLX [1] >> (2*use_integer_mv_flag) ) + mvdLX [1] ) ⁇
- mvpLX [0] and mvpLX [1] correspond to the motion vector components associated with the motion vector predictor
- mvdLX [0] and mvdLX [1] correspond to the motion vector differences between the current motion vector and the motion vector predictor in list LX, where X is equal to 0 or 1.
- the stored block vector or motion vector is used as a vector predictor in the block vector or motion vector prediction. If the slice that contains the to-be-predicted vector uses integer motion vector (the slice level flag “use_integer_mv_flag” is true or equal to 1) , the vector predictor is right shifted by N (N is an integer number, such as 2) to make it at integer resolution, before prediction occurs. If the slice that contains the to-be-predicted vector uses fractional-pel motion vector (the slice level flag “use_integer_mv_flag” is false) , the vector predictor is used directly without any shifting operation.
- integer motion vector the slice level flag “use_integer_mv_flag” is true or equal to 1
- N is an integer number, such as 2
- the stored block vector and motion vectors are used as inputs to interpolation filter and deblocking filter.
- use_integer_mv_flag is stored so that it can be read by following pictures and used to determine whether to scale the decoded MV.
- TMVP is conducted differently depending on use_integer_mv_flag of the current slice and use_integer_mv_flag of the collocated picture.
- TMVP can be right shifted before it is used as MVP for the current block. If TMVP corresponds to (x, y) , then ( (x+offx) >>2, (y+offy) >>2) is used as MVP when TMVP is applied.
- offx and offy are offsets in shift and they can be any value such as -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, etc.
- TMVP can be left shifted before it is used as MVP for the current block, when MVs of the current slice have the quarter pixel resolution and MVs of the collocated picture have the integer pixel resolution. If TMVP corresponds to (x, y) , then (x ⁇ 2, y ⁇ 2) should be used as MVP when TMVP is applied.
- MVs of the current slice and MVs of the collocated picture are forced to have the same resolution.
- use_integer_mv_flag of the current slice and use_integer_mv_flag of the collocated must be the same.
- TMVP is disabled if MVs of the current slice and MVs of the collocated picture have different resolutions. In other words, if use_integer_mv_flag of the current slice and use_integer_mv_flag of the collocated picture are different, TMVP is disabled for the current MV.
- a reference picture will not be used as the collocated picture for the current slice if use_integer_mv_flag of the current slice and use_integer_mv_flag of the reference picture are different.
- all slices in a sequence are forced to have the same MV pixel resolution.
- use_integer_mv_flag of all the slices in a sequence are the same.
- use_integer_mv_flag is transmitted at a sequence level (e.g. in SPS) instead of the slice level. If use_integer_mv_flag in the sequence level has a value of 1, MV resulotions of all slices in the sequence are integer pixel. Otherwise, MV resulotions of all slices in the sequence are quarter pixel.
- MV is clipped after scaling based on MV pixel resolution.
- motion vector values, MVL0 and MVL1 for list L0 and L1 respectively should be clipped to [-2 15 , 2 15 –1] after being shifted left by 2.
- MVL0 Max (-2 15 , Min (MVL0 ⁇ 2, 2 15 –1) )
- MVL1 Max (-2 15 , Min (MVL1 ⁇ 2, 2 15 –1) ) .
- this clip should be done for the MV scaling according to JCTVC-S1005 as shown in equation (1) .
- the decoded MV can be constrained in different ranges depending on whether use_integer_mv_flag of the current slice is 0 or 1.
- the range can be specified as:
- the resolution of block vector and motion vector is unified when the current picture is used as one of the reference pictures. That is, the resolution of block vectors in a slice is the same as the resolution of regular motion vectors in the same slice.
- use_integer_mv_flag 1
- MVs use the half pixel resolution
- the absolute difference between the horizontal or vertical component of the motion vectors is compared with a threshold value of 2 instead of 4.
- MVs use the eighth pixel resolution
- the absolute difference between the horizontal or vertical component of the motion vectors is compared with a threshold value of 8 instead of 4.
- the temporal motion vector prediction has been used as an example for applying MVP coding to the current MV or storing the current MV depending on the current MV resolution, the reference MV resolution, or both the current MV resolution and the reference MV resolution.
- the present invention may also be applied to other types of MVP such as spatial MVP or inter-view MVP.
- the color-space transform may also cause an issue for a decoder system when the color-space transform is applied.
- the received QP quantization parameter
- the adjusted QP may become negative.
- QP after adjustment is always no smaller than 0 according one of the following operations:
- Max () corresonds to a maximum function in the above equations In another embodiment, adjusted QP is clipped to a valid range after QP is adjusted to accommodate signal range reduction due to color-space transform.
- the above equations can be rewritten as follows:
- clip (a, b, x) is a clipping function that clips the variable x to a range from a to b.
- MinQPY, MinQPCb and MinQPCr correspond to the minimum clipping values for Y, Cr and Cr respectively.
- MaxQPY, MaxQPCb and MaxQPCr correspond to the maximum clipping values for Y, Cr and Cr respectively.
- MinQPY can be set to be 0 and MaxQPY can be set to be 51
- MinQPCb can be set to be 0 and MaxQPCb can be set to be 51
- MinQPCr can be set to be 0 and MaxQPCr can be set to be 51.
- MinQPCb and/or MaxQPCb can be set according to MinQPY and/or MaxQPY respectively.
- MinQPCr and/or MaxQPCr can be set according to MinQPY and/or MaxQPY respectively.
- QP is calculated within a valid range according to a function if adaptive color-space transform is used.
- equations (4) , (5) and (6) can be rewritten as:
- fY (Qp′Y) may correspond to (Qp′Y-5 + OffsetY1+OffsetY2) %OffsetY1.
- fCb (Qp′Cb) may correspond to (Qp′Cb-5 + OffsetCb1+ OffsetCb2) %OffsetCb1.
- function fCr (Qp′Cr ) may correspond to (Qp′Cr-3 + OffsetCr1+OffsetCr2) %OffsetCr1.
- OffsetY1, OffsetCb1 and OffsetCr1 can be all set to 51.
- a constraint can be applied in the encoder side so that the adjusted QP will not be lower than 0. If equations (1) , (2) and (3) incur one or more qP ⁇ 0, the bit-stream is considered as illegal. In another embodiment, the adaptive color-space transform should be turned off if equations (1) , (2) and (3) incur one or more qP ⁇ 0.
- Fig. 6 illustrates an exemplary flowchart of MVP (motion vector prediction) for video data incorporating an embodiment of the present invention.
- the system receives input data associated with a current MV (motion vector) for a current block in a current slice in step 610.
- the input data may be retrieved from storage such as a computer memory of buffer (RAM or DRAM) .
- the input data may also be received from a processor such as a processing unit or a digital signal.
- the input data may correspond to the current MV to be predicted.
- the input data may correspond to coded MV data to be decoded.
- the current MV resolution for the current MV, reference MV resolution for a reference MV associated with a reference block in a reference picture, or both the current MV resolution and the reference MV resolution are determined in step 620.
- MVP coding is then applied to the current MV or the current MV is stored depending on the current MV resolution, the reference MV resolution, or both the current MV resolution and the reference MV resolution in step 630.
- Embodiment of the present invention as described above may be implemented in various hardware, software codes, or a combination of both.
- an embodiment of the present invention can be a circuit integrated into a video compression chip or program code integrated into video compression software to perform the processing described herein.
- An embodiment of the present invention may also be program code to be executed on a Digital Signal Processor (DSP) to perform the processing described herein.
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- the invention may also involve a number of functions to be performed by a computer processor, a digital signal processor, a microprocessor, or field programmable gate array (FPGA) .
- These processors can be configured to perform particular tasks according to the invention, by executing machine-readable software code or firmware code that defines the particular methods embodied by the invention.
- the software code or firmware code may be developed in different programming languages and different formats or styles.
- the software code may also be compiled for different target platforms.
- different code formats, styles and languages of software codes and other means of configuring code to perform the tasks in accordance with the invention will not depart from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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- A method of MVP (motion vector prediction) for video data, the method comprising:receiving input data associated with a current MV (motion vector) for a current block in a current slice;determining current MV resolution for the current MV, reference MV resolution for a reference MV associated with a reference block in a reference picture, or both the current MV resolution and the reference MV resolution; andapplying MVP coding to the current MV or storing the current MV depending on the current MV resolution, the reference MV resolution, or both the current MV resolution and the reference MV resolution.
- The method of Claim 1, wherein the reference MV associated with the reference block in the reference picture corresponds to a temporal MV associated with a temporal reference block in the reference picture.
- The method of Claim 2, wherein when the current MV resolution corresponds to integer pixel resolution, said applying MVP coding to the current MV uses a modified temporal MV as a motion vector predictor for the current MV, wherein the modified temporal MV is generated by right-shifting the temporal MV.
- The method of Claim 3, wherein an offset is added to the temporal MV before the temporal MV is right-shifted to generate the modified temporal MV.
- The method of Claim 2, wherein when the current MV resolution corresponds to integer pixel resolution, the current MV is left-shifted before it is stored in a memory.
- The method of Claim 5, wherein the current MV stored in the memory is used for a subsequent MV.
- The method of Claim 5, wherein the current MV stored in the memory is right-shifted before it is used as a motion vector predictor for another block in a current picture containing the current slice.
- The method of Claim 2, wherein when the current MV resolution corresponds to integer pixel resolution, the current MV is left-shifted before it is used in determination of boundary strength used for a deblocking process.
- The method of Claim 2, wherein a syntax element related to the current MV resolution is stored in a memory for the MVP coding of a subsequent MV.
- The method of Claim 2, wherein when the current MV resolution corresponds to non-integer pixel resolution and the reference MV resolution corresponds to integer pixel resolution, said applying MVP coding to the current MV uses a modified temporal MV as a motion vector predictor for the current MV, wherein the modified temporal MV is generated by left-shifting the temporal MV.
- The method of Claim 2, wherein when the current MV resolution is different from the reference MV resolution, said applying MVP coding to the current MV disables the MVP coding for the current block.
- The method of Claim 2, wherein when the current MV resolution is different from the reference MV resolution, said applying MVP coding to the current MV disregards the reference picture for the MVP coding of the current block.
- The method of Claim 2, wherein when a shift operation is applied to the current MV or the temporal MV due to the current MV resolution or the reference MV resolution respectively, the current MV shifted or the temporal MV shifted is clipped to a valid range.
- The method of Claim 2, wherein the current MV has different ranges for different current MV resolutions or the temporal MV has different ranges for different reference MV resolutions.
- The method of Claim 2, wherein a first syntax element indicating the current MV resolution and a second syntax element indicating the reference MV resolution are determined by an encoder to cause the current MV resolution has a same value as the reference MV resolution.
- The method of Claim 2, wherein the current MV resolution is indicated by a MV resolution flag in a slice header and all blocks within a corresponding slice share the MV resolution flag.
- The method of Claim 2, wherein the current MV resolution is indicated by a MV resolution flag in a sequence level and all blocks within a corresponding sequence share the MV resolution flag.
- A method of deblocking for reconstructed video data, the method comprising:receiving input data associated with a current reconstructed block in a current slice;determining MV (motion vector) resolution associated with the current slice;determining a current MV associated with the current reconstructed block;determining a neighboring MV associated with a neighboring reconstructed block in the current slice and adjacent to a block boundary of the current reconstructed block; anddeblocking the block boundary depending on the MV resolution.
- The method of Claim 18, wherein when the MV resolution corresponds to integer resolution, the current MV and the neighboring MV are left-shifted by 2 to become a shifted current MV and a shifted neighboring MV, and the shifted current MV and the shifted neighboring MV are included in determination of boundary strength used for said deblocking.
- The method of Claim 18, wherein when the MV resolution corresponds to half-pixel resolution, the current MV and the neighboring MV are left-shifted by one to become a shifted current MV and a shifted neighboring MV, and the shifted current MV and the shifted neighboring MV are included in determination of boundary strength used for said deblocking.
- The method of Claim 18, wherein when the MV resolution corresponds to one-eighth-pixel resolution, the current MV and the neighboring MV are right-shifted by one to become a shifted current MV and a shifted neighboring MV, and the shifted current MV and the shifted neighboring MV are included in determination of boundary strength used for said deblocking.
- The method of Claim 18, wherein when the MV resolution corresponds to integer resolution, a first absolution difference in a vertical component between the between the current MV and the neighboring MV and a second absolution difference in a horizontal component between the between the current MV are compared to a threshold value of one instead of four to determine boundary strength used for said deblocking.
- The method of Claim 18, wherein when the MV resolution corresponds to half-pixel resolution, a first absolution difference in a vertical component between the between the current MV and the neighboring MV and a second absolution difference in a horizontal component between the between the current MV are compared to a threshold value of two instead of four to determine boundary strength used for said deblocking.
- The method of Claim 18, wherein when the MV resolution corresponds to one-eighth-pixel resolution, a first absolution difference in a vertical component between the between the current MV and the neighboring MV and a second absolution difference in a horizontal component between the between the current MV are compared to a threshold value of eight instead of four to determine boundary strength used for said deblocking.
- A method of video decoding for color video data, wherein the color video data includes multiple video components and encoding process includes color-space transform, the method comprising:receiving coded data associated with a current coding block;determining qPs (quantization parameters) for color components and a color-space-transform-flag from the coded data for the current coding block;if the color-space-transform-flag indicates that the color-space transform is applied to the current coding block:generating valid adjusted qPs from the qPs, wherein said generating the valid adjusted qPs comprises modifying the qPs to adjusted qPs to account for the color-space transform and setting the adjusted qPs to equal to or greater than zero if the adjusted qPs are smaller than zero;de-quantizing quantized transform coefficients associated with the current coding block using the valid adjusted qPs to generate decoded transform coefficients;applying inverse transform to the decoded transform coefficients to generate a first intermediate reconstructed coding block;applying inverse color-space transform to the first intermediate coding block or processed first intermediate coding block to generate a second intermediate reconstructed coding block; andfurther processing the second intermediate reconstructed coding block to generate a final reconstructed coding block.
- The method of Claim 25, wherein the multiple video components correspond to YCrCb color components, and said generating the valid adjusted qPs from the qPs corresponds to generating a valid adjusted quantization parameter qPX’ for one color component according to qPX’ = Max (0, qPX-nX) if the color-space-transform-flag indicates that the color-space transform is applied to the current coding block and qPX’ = Max (0, qPX) if the color-space-transform-flag indicates that the color-space transform is not applied to the current coding block, wherein qPX correspond to quantization parameter for one color component, nX is 5 for Y component and Cb component and nX is 3 for Cr component, and Max () is a maximum function.
- The method of Claim 25, wherein said setting the adjusted qPs to equal to or greater than zero corresponds to clipping the adjusted qPs to a range from minimum qPs to maximum qPs.
- The method of Claim 25, wherein the multiple video components correspond to YCrCb color components, and said generating the valid adjusted qPs from the qPs corresponds to generating a valid adjusted quantization parameter qPX’ from quantization parameter qPX for one color component by clipping (qPX-nX) to a range from MinQPX to MaxQPX if the color-space-transform-flag indicates that the color-space transform is applied to the current coding block, wherein MinQPX and MaxQPX correspond to a valid minimum quantization parameter and a valid maximum quantization parameter for one color component respectively, nX is 5 for Y component and Cb component and nX is 3 for Cr component.
- The method of Claim 28, wherein MinQPX is 0 and MaxQPX is 51 for the Y component, the Cb component and Cr component.
- The method of Claim 25, wherein said generating the valid adjusted qPs from the qPs corresponds to generating a valid adjusted quantization parameter qPX’ from quantization parameter qPX for one color component according to a function of qPX if the color-space transform is applied to the current coding block, wherein the function of qPX is always greater than or equal to zero.
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