Video IP

H.265 (HEVC) is a video compression standard that offers up to 50% better compression efficiency than H.264, reducing bandwidth usage while maintaining high video quality. It supports high resolutions, scalable coding, and enhanced error resilience.
This versatile codec is used across various industries, including streaming services, video conferencing, IPTV, and medical imaging. Its applications ensure optimized video delivery with lower data usage and high-quality playback, even in limited network conditions.

H.264 (also known as AVC) is a video compression standard that ensures high-quality video delivery with minimal bandwidth usage. It supports a wide range of functions like error resilience, scalability, and low-latency encoding/decoding for efficient video processing.
H.264 is used in various industries including streaming, conferencing, mobile apps, and more. Its flexibility ensures seamless video experiences across devices and platforms, making it the go-to choice for real-time video communication and high-quality content delivery.

HDMI Verification IP validates HDMI controller functionality in SoC designs, ensuring compliance with HDMI standards like 1.4, 2.0, and 2.1. It verifies video/audio signal transmission, encryption, and data integrity for smooth multimedia experience.
The VIP also tests advanced features like 3D video, HDR, and deep color formats, ensuring compatibility across various devices. It simulates scenarios like hot-plug detection and HDCP for secure, error-free content transmission in diverse real-world applications.

H.265 (HEVC) is a cutting-edge video compression standard that delivers superior video quality at lower bit rates compared to H.264. It efficiently compresses HD and UHD video, making it ideal for streaming, broadcasting, and video conferencing.
With support for higher resolutions like 4K and 8K, advanced encoding techniques, and flexible bit rate control, H.265 is used in a wide range of applications, enhancing the user experience for streaming services, broadcasting, and more.

H.264, also known as AVC, is a high-performance video compression standard that offers superior quality at lower bit rates. It features advanced encoding techniques, such as motion compensation and variable block sizes, enhancing compression efficiency.
This codec is versatile, supporting resolutions from SD to UHD, and is widely adopted in streaming, broadcasting, video conferencing, and more. Its efficiency and scalability make it ideal for a broad range of devices and network conditions.

DisplayPort is a high-performance digital display interface designed for connecting computers, monitors, and other video devices. It supports high-definition and ultra-high-definition displays, offering top-tier video and audio transmission.
In Verification IP (VIP), DisplayPort ensures the accurate functioning of display controllers, validating the transmission of video and audio data. VIP verifies compliance with DisplayPort standards, ensuring seamless integration with a wide range of devices.

The DB1800 Video Sync Separator IP Core extracts timing information from a standard NTSC/PAL/SECAM composite sync video signal.
The DB1800 extracts horizontal sync, vertical sync, chroma burst / back porch, and field 1 (odd) or field 2 (even) detection from a composite sync input.

RTP/UDP/IP Protocol Hardware Stack, targets H.264 NAL Streams. See DB RTP-UDP-IP-AV for raw, uncompressed RGB/YUV video streams
For RX (i.e., receiving packets from the network), there is optional packet reordering to absorb network jitter.
For both TX/RX, multiple NAL video streams supported. The DB-RTP-UDP-IP-NAL targets H.264 NAL Streams.