Abstract:High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) sets the scene for economic video transmission and storage, but its inherent computational complexity calls for efficient parallelization techniques. This paper introduces and compares three different parallelization strategies for HEVC encoding on multi-computer systems: 1) spatial parallelization scheme, where input video frames are divided into slices and distributed among available computers; 2) temporal parallelization scheme, where input video is distributed among comp… Show more
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