CXD1922Q
MPEG-2 Video Encoder
Description
The CXD1922Q is a highly-integrated device includ-
ing MPEG-2 encoder, motion estimation, and system
and rate controller on a single chip. The device is ideal
for low-cost solutions in consumer products, storage
media, communications and authoring applications.
The CXD1922Q supports MPEG-2 MP@ML encoding
compliant with ISO/IEC 13818-2 for frame structure
encoding.
Encoding Controller (Closed)
Features
MPEG-2 Encoding
• High quality, real-time encoding (I, B, P)
• Supports MP@ML, SP@ML
— Image size:
up to NTSC 720x480 @ 30fps
up to PAL 720x576 @ 25fps
• Programmable rate and system control
• Host independent operation
• CBR and VBR encoding support
• Constant length coding for storage media
• Adaptive frame/field MC/DCT coding
• Programmable parameters including:
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Bit rate
GOP structure (M&N value)
Encoding image size
Quantization matrix tables, etc.
208-Pin QFP (Plastic)
— Up to 2 “B-frame” (M
≤
3)
— Frame structure
• Encoding rates:
— Max. bit-rates: 15Mbps (P, B)
25Mbps (I only)
• MPEG-2 Video Elementary Stream Output
— 4:2:0 chroma format encoding
Motion Estimation
• Adaptive motion estimation algorithms
• Wide motion vector search range:
— Horizontal:
–288 to +287.5
— Vertical:
–96 to +95.5
• Frame/field motion estimation
• Half-pel accuracy
• Dual-prime encoding support
Interfaces
• Host: 16-bit controller
• Input video: 4:2:2 YUV CCIR 656 (8-bit parallel)
• Output video: 8-bit video elementary stream (8-bit
parallel)
• External memory: 32Mbits
— Supports SDRAM (e.g. 512K x 16 x 2-chips)
Other:
• Supports MPEG-1 encoding
• Multi-level temporal noise reduction
• Image conversion for free size encoding
• 4:2:2 to 4:2:0 video conversion
• Automatic scene change detection
• Automatic 3:2 pull-down inversion
• Error concealment I-frame motion vectors
• Support for user data insertion in encoded stream
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