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Panda achieves greater video quality using motion compensation for frame rate conversion

2015年4月9日星期四

Today’s guest post comes from Ed Byrne, Director at Panda – a cloud-based video transcoding platform. To learn more about how Panda uses Google Cloud Platform, watch their case study video. PandaLive MigrationAutoscalerGoogle Cloud Platform Introduction to motion compensation

Panda on the left...

aaaand on the right

First stage of motion compensation: motion detection

Frame rate conversion by motion compensation

Converting from 2 FPS to 3 FPS by duplicating frames

Converting from 2 FPS to 3 FPS by motion compensation: Panda's in the middle!

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