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  • The architecture of VIS multimedia extension

    Creator:
    Kwon, Young-Kyong
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    In the past, multimedia technology focused mainly on designing high quality audio and graphical imagery as well as providing adequate performance levels that the users demand for multimedia applications. However, the concept of multimedia has expanded into New-Media that involves variety use of multimedia data in consumer-oriented applications, such as...
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    system with no multimedia extension as shown in Figure 3.1 (a), where Intel Digital Video Interactive

  • The architecture of a multimedia multiprocessor

    Creator:
    Choi, Keung-Sik
    Abstract:
    The multimedia capabilities of computers have recently become the focus of computer developers due to the increasing demand for advanced computer graphics and new media capabilities, such as video conferencing, 3-D visualization, and animation. To support these multimedia capabilities, specialized graphics hardware, such as MPEG encoding/decoding card, 3-D graphics card,...
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    critical element in a multimedia system. Many advances have been made in compressing multimedia data by

  • Designing multimedia extensions for configurable processors

    Creator:
    Zier, David A.
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    The purpose of this thesis is to explore the design of a multimedia extension Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) for a reconfigurable processor. An Extendable Multimedia Module (EM3) was designed as an optional module for X32V. X32V is a prototype configurable processor simulator developed at Oregon State University by John Mark...
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    Multimedia Extensions for Configurable Processors Abstract approved: Ben Lee The purpose of this thesis is

  • Hybrid adaptive controller for resource allocation of real-rate multimedia applications

    Creator:
    Vahia, Varin
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    Multimedia applications such as video streaming and Voice over IP are becoming common today with the tremendous growth of the Internet. General purpose operating systems thus are required to support these applications. These multimedia applications have some timing constraints that need to be satisfied for good quality. For example, video...
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    Adaptive Controller for Resource Allocation of Real-rate Multimedia Applications. Abstract approved H