Digital Subband Video 2 - Open Source Wavelet Codec
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Digital Subband Video 2 (DSV2) is an open-source video codec utilizing multiresolution subband analysis, also known as wavelet transform, for compression. It supports various chroma subsampling formats and features adaptive quantization, in-loop filtering, and quarter-pixel motion compensation, offering improved efficiency over its predecessor.
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Digital Subband Video 2 - Open Source Wavelet Codec is cataloged in Standards & Industry. Its topics include video codec, wavelet transform, open-source, compression, and motion compensation.
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