SIGNALING OF MULTIVIEW TILED VOLUMETRIC VIDEO

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SIGNALING OF MULTIVIEW TILED VOLUMETRIC VIDEO - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18520421 titled 'SIGNALING OF MULTIVIEW TILED VOLUMETRIC VIDEO

The abstract describes an apparatus that can decode a bitstream for compressed video, identify a mapping of view numbers and subpicture identifiers, and instruct a display based on the images.

The apparatus includes a communication interface for receiving a bitstream for compressed video.
A processor decodes the bitstream and identifies a mapping of view numbers and subpicture identifiers.
Each subpicture identifier is associated with a defined location in a video frame.
The mapping is signaled in the bitstream and assigns view numbers to images based on camera viewpoints.
The processor instructs a display of at least one image based on the plurality of images.

Potential Applications: - Video streaming services - Virtual reality applications - Surveillance systems

Problems Solved: - Efficient decoding of compressed video - Accurate mapping of view numbers and subpicture identifiers - Seamless display of images based on camera viewpoints

Benefits: - Improved video quality - Enhanced user experience - Simplified display management

Commercial Applications: Title: "Enhanced Video Display Technology for Immersive Experiences" This technology can be used in industries such as entertainment, security, and virtual reality to enhance video display capabilities and provide more immersive experiences for users.

Prior Art: No information provided.

Frequently Updated Research: No information provided.

Questions about Enhanced Video Display Technology: 1. How does this technology improve the viewing experience for users? 2. What are the potential challenges in implementing this technology in different applications?

Original Abstract Submitted

An apparatus includes a communication interface configured to receive a bitstream for a compressed video and a processor operably coupled to the communication interface. The processor is configured to decode the bitstream for the compressed video. The processor is also configured to identify a mapping of view numbers of a plurality of images and a plurality of subpicture identifiers, each of the plurality of subpicture identifiers associated with a defined location in a video frame, wherein the mapping is signaled in the bitstream, and wherein each one of the view numbers is assigned to one image of the plurality of images based on a corresponding one of a plurality of camera viewpoints of a scene. The processor is also configured to instruct a display of at least one image based on at least one of the plurality of images.