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Video Compression in Depth: from basics to H.264 SVC
Duration: 2 days
10-11 Feb. 2010, Washington, D.C.
Registration Form10-11 Mar. 2010, New York, NY 30-31 Apr. 2010, Boston, MA 4-5 May 2010, Washington, D.C. 1-2 Jun 2010, New York, NY Course DescriptionThe course describes in detail the underlying science of video compression. The evolution of video standards from H.261 and MPEG-1 to the latest version of H.264 | MPEG-4 Part 10 is described. Emphasis is placed on what standards do and do not define. Hands-on exercises with an H.264 encoder throughout this course provide practical experience with video encoders. Exercises include:
Course BenefitsEffective use of live and stored video can significantly improve communications (both internally between management and employees, as well as externally with customers and vendors), reduce costs, improve training and accelerate learning curves, and improve security. These benefits are illustrated with real-world examples. Participants will learn to distinguish between competing standards enabling them to make an informed choice when deciding which feature sets are most appropriate for their needs and objectives. Participants Will Learn to
Who Should ParticipateBoth users and developers of video encoder products will benefit from this course. This in depth version of the course is geared towards technical staff (engineers, developers, product managers, technical support services staff, alpha test staff, IT staff). A basic knowledge of signal processing is recommended. Course ContentApplications of Video Compression
Technical Challenges
Video Compression Basics
Assessing Video Quality
H.264 | MPEG-4 AVC encoding tools
Scalable video encoders
Current and near future systems
Storage of video streams
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