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HD H.264 encoder IP core targets surveillance

Posted: 14 Jan 2009 ?? ?Print Version ?Bookmark and Share

Keywords:market surveillance? core IP? encoder H.264 HD?

EyeLytics has announced the immediate availability of a Main Profile HD H.264 Encoder IP core for the surveillance market. This core has been developed for both ASIC and FPGA deployment and has been proven on the Altera Cyclone III Development board. The core logic is optimized for surveillance applications and contains many desirable surveillance features including multichannel support, constant quality rate control, all intra/inter modes, QPEL, CABAC and low gate count.

Surveillance applications need to store video using minimal storage space, but a baseline encoder does not provide enough tools to achieve high compression. The EyeLytics IP core uses CABAC along with other tools to achieve much higher compression than a baseline encoder.

Surveillance applications also require good image quality for every captured frame to preserve image details. Unlike most off-the-shelf encoder solutions, which drop image quality as a means of rate control, EyeLytics encoder uses a constant quality rate control feature to keep the quality of each frame identical.

The Main Profile HD H.264 Encoder IP core also supports multichannel encoding. This means that multiple different resolutions and different frame rate videos can be encoded at the same time. Resolution can be programmed from 176 x 144 to 2K x 2K. Multichannel encode is an essential feature for surveillance DVR applications, and it is an important differentiating tool for any surveillance camera implementation.

- Clive Maxfield
Programmable Logic DesignLine





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