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关于h.264的反量化公式 Good Lancelot, or good Lin, or good Lancelot Lin - Take heed, honest Lancelot; take heed honest Lin, Subclause 8.5.7 says how to calculate weightScale i, j . This is specified in the text just above Equation 8-312. If you are implementing one of the original profiles of the standard i.e., Baseline, Main, or Extended , you will eventually figure out that 1 weightScale i, j is always equal to 16 in those cases. 2 after multiplying by weightScale i, j , the result is later shifted to the right by 4 bits more than what was specified in the prior version. Therefore the result will be the same when using the original profiles of the standard regardless of whether you use the new equations that involve weightScale i, j or the old ones that dont. When using a FRExt profile, weightScale i, j can have other values at the discretion of the encoder as specified in ScalingList4x4. Best Regards, Gary Sullivan ________________________________ From: mp4-tech-bounces at [mailto:mp4-tech-bounces at ] On Behalf Of lancelot_lin at .tw Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2006 3:18 AM To: mp4-tech at Subject: [Mp4-tech] A question about H.264 transform and scaling? Dear experts, Could anyone tell me how to calculate the weightScale i,j and what does it mean in spec 8.5.7. LevelScale m, i, j weightScale i, j * normAdjust m, i, j 8-312 Since it only appear in the latest spec 2005/03 . Does this impact to the inverse transform and scaling? Best Regards , Lancelot Lancelot Lin 林展世 Himax Technologies Inc. Tel#: +886-2-座机电话号码 Ext.22305 Fax#: +886-2-2341-3063 e-mail: lancelot_lin at .tw mailto:lancelot_lin at .tw ******************************************************************************************************* This transmission is for the use of the intended recipient s only. The information contained in this communication may be business proprietary or confidential. If you have received this transmission in error, please notify the sender immed