b-com / hevcpartialtranscoding

Source code of the paper: Low-Consumption Partial Transcoding by HEVC

HevcPartialTranscoding

Welcome to the HevcPartialTranscoding repository! This project contains the source code accompanying the paper titled "Low-Consumption Partial Transcoding by HEVC" submitted to IEEE Signal Processing Letters for review.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Features
• Usage
• Limitations
• Build Instructions
• Contributing
• License

Introduction

HevcPartialTranscoding is a tool designed to [provide more details about what the project does and why it's valuable]. It aims to help users efficiently transcode HEVC-encoded videos while preserving specific segments of interest.

The code in this repository corresponds to the implementation of the techniques described in the paper "Low-Consumption Partial Transcoding by HEVC" submitted to IEEE Signal Processing Letters for review. The paper explores [briefly summarize the main contributions and findings of the paper].

Features

To be completed...

Usage

• --TBRCtuStartX, --TBRCtuStartY, --TBRCtuEndX, --TBRCtuEndY: The coordinates of the CTUs to be replaced. To disable, use -1 for all.
• --InputFileReplaceContent: Path to a .txt file containing the replace content.

Limitations

Please note that the current version of HevcPartialTranscoding has the following limitations:

• Only encoder prototype
• Replace content size has to be multiple of CTU size
• Replace conent only on Y channel
• To be completed...

We are actively working to address these limitations and provide a smoother experience in future updates.

Build Instructions

For detailed build instructions, please refer to the README_HM.md file.

Contributing

We welcome contributions to HevcPartialTranscoding! If you'd like to contribute, please follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository and set up a development environment.
2. Creating and submit pull requests

License

To be completed...

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For more information, check out our documentation and feel free to contact us at [[email protected]].

For the paper "Low-Consumption Partial Transcoding by HEVC," please refer to: [TBD].