Multimedia IP
Multimedia IP cores are IP blocks used in the design of multimedia processing systems. These IP cores are typically developed to perform specific functions related to handling multimedia data, such as audio, video, graphics, and imaging. Multimedia IP cores can handle a variety of tasks, including:
- Video Encoding/Decoding (Codec): IP cores that can compress or decompress video streams (e.g., H.264, HEVC, VP9).
- Audio Encoding/Decoding: IP cores used to compress or decompress audio data (e.g., MP3, AAC).
- Image Processing: IP cores for tasks like scaling, filtering, or converting images (e.g., resizing, color space conversion).
- Graphics Processing: IP cores for rendering graphics, handling 2D or 3D graphics rendering, and processing graphic objects in video games, GUIs, or other visual applications.
- Video Streaming: IP cores that manage real-time streaming of video data for playback or transmission.
- Signal Processing: IP cores that process signals from sensors, cameras, microphones, etc., typically to filter, enhance, or interpret the data.
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J.83abc/DVB-C Cable FEC Encoder
- The CMS0017 J.83abc/DVB-C Cable FEC Encoder combines all of the channel coding and Forward Error Correction functions specified by DVB-C and by J83 - Annexes A B and C. However, it does not include the Root-Raised-Cosine filters required by these standards.
- The CMS0017 includes functions for framing, scrambling, interleaving, Reed-Solomon coding, trellis coding, and QAM mapping. With the exception of the common interleaver block, two independent datapaths are required.
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ATSC 8-VSB modulator
- The CMS0033 ATSC 8-VSB Modulator with integrated Channel Coder has been designed specifically to implement the 8-VSB requirements of the ATSC Digital Television Standard (A/53).
- The core provides all the necessary processing steps to modulate a single transport stream into a complex I/Q signal for input to a pair of DACs, or a DDS up-conversion DAC such as the AD9857(or AD9957). Optionally, the output can be selected as an IF to supply a signal DAC.
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QOI Image Decompressor IP Core
- This core implements the QOI lossless image compression algorithm decompressing QOI header-less files and producing RGB 24 bits pixels.
- Simple, fully synchronous design with low gate count.
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HDTV H.264/AVC Limited Baseline Video Decoder
- The OL_H264LD core is a hardware implementation of the H.264 baseline video compression algorithm.
- The core decodes a bitstream produced by the OLH264e encoder and produces a video stream up to the highest HDTV resolution.
- Simple, fully synchronous design with low gate count.
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HDTV H.264/AVC Baseline Video Encoder
- Fully compatible with the ITU-T H.264 baseline specification.
- Proven in FPGA : VGA (640x480) at 30 fps in VirtexII-4 demo board.
- Profile level 4.1, can be decoded by Main Profile decoder.
- Supports up to the highest HDTV video resolution (1920x1080 @ 30 fps progressive).
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Multi-Channel HDTV H.264/AVC Limited Baseline Video Decoder
- The OL_H264MCLD core is a hardware implementation of the H.264 baseline video compression algorithm.
- The core decodes a bitstream produced by the OLH264e encoder and produces a video stream up to the highest HDTV resolution.
- Simple, fully synchronous design with low gate count.
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Multi-channel HDTV H.264/AVC Encoder
- Encoder fully compatible with the ITU-T H.264 specification.
- Decoder limited to the subset produced by the encoder
- Encoder proven in FPGA : VGA (640x480) at 30 fps or 720p @ 15 fps in Virtex4-10 demo board with video streamed to Ethernet.
- Profile level 4.1, can be decoded by Baseline, Main or Hi Profile decoder.
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QOI Image Compressor
- This core implements the QOI lossless image compression algorithm producing a raw, header-less file. Simple, fully synchronous design with low gate count.
- OL_QOIE is a fast, low complexity implementation of the compression algorithm that accepts one 24 bits RGB pixel per clock cycle and outputs compressed data packed in 32 bits words.
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SMTPE-292 Scrambler & Descrambler / Framer
- The SMPTE292 core set, coupled with the AMCC S8401/S8501 serializer/deserializer chipset is fully compliant to the SMPTE 292M specification for Bit Serial Interfaces for High Definition Television Systems.
- The core set includes separate Xilinx Virtex/Spartan-II cores for transmitter coding (scrambling and NRZI) and receiver decoding (NRZ, descrambling, sync detect and word framing)
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Trusurround®/SRS3-D® Audio Processor
- 20 bit stereo PCM input/output
- Downmixes to virtualized stereo
- Implements SRS Labs Trusurround(TM) 3-D
- Implements SRS Labs SRS 3D® also