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VCR paradigm
               The VCR paradigm consists of the control functions typically found on a VCR
               such as play, fast forward, rewind, search forward and rewind search.

               Multiplexing Multiple Compressed Audio and Video Bit Streams
               It is a special requirement retrieved from different storage centres on a network.

               It may be received from different storage centres on a network. It may have to be
               achieved in a smooth manner to avoid the appearance of a jumpy screen.


               Editability
               Playback Device Flexibility

               CCITT H.261 Video Coding Algorithms (P x 64)

               The linear quantizer uses a step algorithm that can be adjusted based on picture
               quality and coding efficiency. The H.261 is a standard that uses a hybrid of OCT
               and  OPCM  (differential  pulse  Code  Modulation)  schemes  with  motion

               estimation.
                       It also defines the data format. Each MB contains the OCT coefficients
               (TCOEFF) of a block followed by an EOB (a fixed length end-of-block marker).

               Each MB consists of block data and an MB header. A GOB (Group of Blocks)
               consists of a GOB header. The picture layer consists of a picture header. The
               H.261 is designed for dynamic use and provides a fully contained organization

               and a high level of interactive control.

               Moving Picture Experts Group Compression
               The MPEG standards consist of a number of different standards. The MPEG 2
               suite of standards consist of standards for MPEG2 Video, MPEG - 2 Audio and

               MPEG - 2 systems. It is also defined at different levels, called profiles. The main
               profile is designed to cover the largest number of applications. It supports digital
               video compression in the range of2 to 15 M bits/sec. It also provides a generic

               solution for television worldwide, including cable, direct broadcast satellite, fibre
               optic media, and optical storage media (including digital VCRs).


               MPEG Coding Methodology
               The  above  said  requirements  can be  achieved  only by  incremental  coding  of
               successive frames. It is known as interframe coding. If we access information
               randomly by frame requires coding confined to a specific frame, then it is known

               as intraframe coding. The MPEG standard addresses these two requirements by
               providing  a  balance  between  interframe  coding  and  intraframe  coding.  The

               MPEG  standard  also  provides  for  recursive  and  non-recursive  temporal
               redundancy reduction.
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