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macroblock
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macroblock
A square group of pixels, typically 8x8 or 16x16, that is treated as an entity for compression and decompression. See chroma subsampling and blocking artifacts.
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264 video codec, motion vector of macro block as a background is usually zero value, and only motion vector of macro block in the movement region is non-zero, so we can get the moving region through the distribution of motion vector.
Improved C-V level set algorithm and its application in video ... by Xiao, Jinsheng; Yi, Benshun; Qiu, Xiaoxiao / International Journal of Communications, Network and Systems Sciences (IJCNS)
18um EEPROM process technology has been qualified and characterized successfully using 1 mega bit macro blocks.
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and EdXact SA today announced that they are partnering to further improve characterization turn-around time especially for large cells and macro blocks.
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