Reply by Korada Ramkishor February 17, 20042004-02-17
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

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Subject: [imagedsp] MPEG-4 Motion Compensation > Hi!
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> 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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Reply by Federico Sambilay February 16, 20042004-02-16
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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