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Generative video codecs (GVCs) have achieved high-fidelity reconstruction at ultra-low bitrates but face challenges in computation time and complexity. The new GVC-RT approach aims to enable real-time video compression suitable for compute-limited devices.
Generative video codecs (GVCs) have achieved high-fidelity reconstruction at ultra-low bitrates but face challenges in computation time and complexity. The new GVC-RT approach aims to enable real-time video compression suitable for compute-limited devices.
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Recent generative video codecs (GVCs) have achieved impressive reconstruction fidelity at ultra-low bitrates (< 0.02 bits per pixel) by compressing the tokens from generative tokenizers. However, existing GVCs generally require considerable computation time and model complexity, which hinder their deployment on...
Reducing computation and model complexity in GVCs can facilitate their deployment in real-time applications and on devices with limited processing power. This advancement could broaden the practical use of ultra-low bitrate video compression.
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