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SMPTE - ST 2073-1

VC-5 Video Essence Part 1: Elementary Bitstream

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Organization: SMPTE
Publication Date: 12 March 2014
Status: inactive
Page Count: 50
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This standard specifies the compressed representation and decoding process for the core VC-5 bitstream.

Document History

SMPTE ST 2073-1
April 5, 2017
VC-5 Video Essence - Part 1: Elementary Bitstream
This standard specifies the compressed representation and decoding process for the core VC-5 bitstream
ST 2073-1
March 12, 2014
VC-5 Video Essence Part 1: Elementary Bitstream
This standard specifies the compressed representation and decoding process for the core VC-5 bitstream.

References

This document is referenced by:
SMPTE RP 2073-2 - VC-5 Video Essence - Part 2: Conformance Specification
Published by SMPTE on November 23, 2017
The VC-5 essence standard comprises the SMPTE standards designated SMPTE ST 2073-1, ST 2073-3, ST 2073-4, ST 2073-5, and ST 2073-6. This recommended practice specifies the criteria and procedures for...
This document is referenced by:
SMPTE ST 2073-3 - VC-5 Video Essence - Part 3: Image Formats
Published by SMPTE on January 2, 2015
This standard specifies extensions to the VC-5 Elementary Bitstream defined in SMPTE ST 2073-1 for representing R′G′B′(A) images, Y′C′1C′2(A) images without color difference component sub-sampling,...
This document is referenced by:
SMPTE ST 2073-4 - VC-5 Video Essence - Part 4: Subsampled Color Difference Components
Published by SMPTE on January 2, 2015
This standard extends the Y'C'1C'2(A) image format defined in SMPTE ST 2073-3 to include subsampled color difference components (including 4:2:2, 4:2:0, 4:1:1, and 4:1:0). An alpha channel is...
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