|
|
 |
|
Viewing report
|
|
|
|
MPEG Video ICs: Transitioning to H.264
In-Stat/MDR, July 2006, Pages: 57
Finally, in 2005, the first MPEG-4 AVC Part 10 or H.264 video ICs for set top boxes went into production. This is the start of a transition from MPEG-2 compression to H.264 compression that will last for at least the next five years. MPEG-2 will by no means disappear, as it will remain the compression format for DVD and many digital terrestrial TV networks.
Growth in shipments of digital video equipment continues to drive growth in MPEG video ICs, as MPEG is the most widely used video scheme in non-PC devices. This report contains 2005 unit and revenue share, as well as five-year forecasts for the following MPEG video IC categories:
Consumer MPEG-2 Encoder ICs
MPEG-1 Decoder ICs
MPEG Decoder ICs for DVD Players
MP@ML MPEG Decoder ICs for Online Networks
MPEG-2 MP@HL Decoder ICs
MPEG-4 ICs for Mobile Applications
H.264 Decoder ICs for Line-Powered Applications
Customers who bought this item also bought
MPEG Video ICs: H.264 in the Limelight
Worldwide MPEG Video IC Market
MPEG Video ICs: The Promise of MPEG-4
MPEG Video ICs: The Buzz Around MPEG-4 AVC
Real-Time Broadcast MPEG Encoders: Got H.264?
Worldwide Real-Time Broadcast MPEG Encoders and Transcoders
Worldwide Real-Time Broadcast MPEG Encoder Market
Video Compression and Communications: H.261, H.263, H.264, MPEG4 and Proprietary Codecs
2008 Digital Media Technologies - Digital TV, Mobile TV, IPTV, MPEG
Video Compression Encoders/Decoders/Transcoders Type MPEG-1,MPEG-2, MPEG-4, Wavelet, Other - 2007/08 US Broadcast/Professional Video Product Reports
China Digital TV IC (Chip) Industry Report 2006
China Digital TV IC (Chip) Industry Report, 2006
|
|
|
|
