Video processing IP

Highly optimized for CNN-based image processing application
Fully programmable processing core: Instruction level coding with Chips&Media proprietary Instruction Set Architecture (ISA)
16-bit floating point arithmetic unit
Minimum bandwidth consumption

AXI Stream input and output interface
Video resolutions up to UHD@60 fps (both at input & output interface)
Features high quality Multi-tap poly-phase Scaler, Motion adaptive deinterlacer, Color space conversion, Chroma resampling, Letter box functions
Video encoding RGB 4:4:4, YUV4:4:4, YUV 4:2:2 and YUV 4:2:0)

The PC820 pixel processor is an IP which provides pixel processing functions such as cropping, color space conversion (CSC), alpha blending, 3D LUT, and flexible resizing.
It supports input data of various compressed or uncompressed RGB and YUV formats.
After being processed by the pixel processor, the data can be output in uncompressed, compressed, or normalized formats.

The Intel® FPGA Video and Vision Processing Suite is a collection of next-generation Intel® FPGA intellectual property (IP) functions that you can use to facilitate the development of custom video and image processing designs
These Intel® FPGA IP functions are suitable for use in a wide variety of image processing and display applications, such as studio broadcast, video conferencing, AV networking, medical imaging, industrial inspections and robotics, smart city/retail and consumer.

The Intel FPGA Video and Image Processing Suite is a collection of Intel FPGA intellectual property (IP) functions that you can use to facilitate the development of custom video and image processing designs
These Intel FPGA IP functions are suitable for use in a wide variety of image processing and display applications, such as studio broadcast, video conferencing, AV networking, medical imaging, smart city/retail, and consumer.

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.

Enables up to 256 streams decoding with robustness, high throughput single-core solution, or multi-core solution, supporting VVC, AV1, HEVC, H.264, AVS3, AVS2, VP9 video formats, JPEG, and legacy formats.

Enables up to 256 streams encoding with high video quality single-core solution, or multi-core solution, supporting AV1, HEVC, H.264, VP9 video formats and JPEG.

RTP/UDP/IP Protocol Hardware Stack with separate releases: 10/100/1000 MbE; 10/25 GbE
Targets raw, uncompressed RGB/YUV video streams. See DB-RTP-UDP-IP-NAL for H.264 NAL Streams
Internet Protocol (IP) Packet Processor: IPv4 and IPv6 (optional) & ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) Protocol; IP header checksum generator (transmitter) & check (receiver), userselectable Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU), Unicast, Broadcast &Multicast Packet support; Compliance with IETF IPv4/IPv6 RFCs

video processing IP