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MPEG-4 Motion Compensation - Federico Sambilay - Feb 16 10:48:00 2004



Hi!

During MPEG Motion Compensation, why must the
"reconstructed" (the one that pass through DCT,
Quantization...) previous frame be used for prediction
instead of the "original" previous frame?

Thanks!

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Re: MPEG-4 Motion Compensation - Korada Ramkishor - Feb 17 3:15:00 2004

Hi,
Motion compensation is essenstially prediction. This is done so that
both encoder and decoder have the same frame for prediction. This is called
as closed loop DPCM.

regards,
ramkishor

Architect - Video Codecs
Multimedia Technologies Division
Emuzed India
Bangalore
www.emuzed.com

----- Original Message -----
From: "Federico Sambilay" <>
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Sent: Monday, February 16, 2004 4:18 PM
Subject: [imagedsp] MPEG-4 Motion Compensation > Hi!
>
> During MPEG Motion Compensation, why must the
> "reconstructed" (the one that pass through DCT,
> Quantization...) previous frame be used for prediction
> instead of the "original" previous frame?
>
> Thanks!
>
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