re: Encoders/decoders at JES
On Sony:
"The most remarkable feature of the CXD192xQ architecture is its wide-motion vector-search range, which is 288 for the vertical pixel axis and 96 for the horizontal axis (with an accuracy of 0.5 pixels)."
Bwaaaa Haa Haa Haaaaa. Wait 'til they get a load of E5...
"The maximum bit rate is 15 Mbits/second (I, B, P frames) and 25 Mbits/s (I only)."
Ah haa haa haaaa. Stop, please stop it. I can't take no more!!
"Scheduled to begin sampling in early 1999"
ROFLMAO!!!
"At the other end of the MPEG-2 processing spectrum, NEC, Philips and Toshiba were showing slides of future decoders aimed at set-top boxes. The companies plan to use these devices for the purposes of descrambling, decoding digital video or in some cases graphics data and terrestrial and cable data pipes"
Stop! you're killing me here...
"Philips, meanwhile, made a preliminary presentation of its STB6000 device, which absorbs the transport-stream functions and MPEG-2 decoding functions that the company now offers as separate devices. The company hopes to begin sampling the chip by 2000"
<Whoo hoooo, gasp, gasp> I can't see the screen with these tears in my eyes! Someone quick, pass me a tissue...
"although the company is simultaneously positioning its VLIW-based TriMedia processor for digital satellite applications. "TriMedia is expensive. Hardware is a bit cheaper solution for our customers," he said."
How 'bout a mop. Damn, now I have to wipe up the floor. <GGGGGGGGG>
They have no idea... |
