Granted Patent B2

US 12,506,898 · App. 18/829,876 · Granted Dec 23, 2025

Inventors: Jong Ki Han (Seoul, KR); Jae Yung Lee (Gwacheon-si, KR)

Assignee: Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation

H04N19/53H04N19/105H04N19/136H04N19/17H04N19/27H04N19/50H04N19/51H04N19/523H04N19/70H04N19/52

Abstract

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1 . A video decoding method using motion vector resolution scaling, comprising:

extracting resolution information from a slice header in a bitstream;

determining a resolution of a motion vector of a target block based on the resolution information;

deriving the motion vector of the target block using a motion vector of a neighboring block and a motion vector difference of the current block based on the resolution information;

generating a predicted block for the target block based on the derived motion vector of the target block; and

reconstructing the target block based on the predicted block and a difference block for the target block,

wherein, in case a resolution of the motion vector of the target block is an integer pixel unit, the motion vector of the neighboring block is scaled by eliminating a value, which is available to be represented in sub-pixel units, but not available to be represented in integer-pixel units, from the value of the motion vector of the neighboring block in sub-pixel units based on the resolution of the motion vector, and the motion vector of the target block is derived based on a sum of the motion vector of the neighboring block that is adjusted based on the determined resolution and the motion vector difference of the target block that is not adjusted,

wherein the slice header includes the resolution information indicating whether a resolution of all motion vectors included in a slice is an integer pixel unit.

2 . A video encoding method using motion vector resolution scaling, comprising:

determining motion vector resolution for a motion vector of a target block;

encoding resolution information on motion vector resolution based on the resolution of the motion vector of the target block;

obtaining a motion vector difference of the target block by using the motion vector of the target block and a motion vector of a neighboring block;

generating a prediction block of the target block based on the motion vector of the target block and encoding the target block based on the prediction block of the target block;

encoding the motion vector difference of the target block based on a motion vector of a neighboring block and the resolution information;

generating a difference block based on the target block and a predicted block for the target block generated based on the motion vector of the target block;

encoding the difference block into the bitstream; and

generating a bitstream comprising the encoded resolution information, the encoded motion vector difference of the target block, and information on the encoded difference block,

wherein, in case a resolution of the motion vector of the target block is an integer pixel unit, the motion vector of the neighboring block is scaled by eliminating a value, which is available to be represented in sub-pixel units, but not available to be represented in integer-pixel units, from the value of the motion vector of the neighboring block in sub-pixel units based on the resolution of the motion vector, and the motion vector difference of the current block is derived based on a difference between the scaled motion vector of the neighboring block that is adjusted based on the determined resolution and the motion vector of the current block in the determined resolution,

wherein a slice header includes the resolution information indicating whether a resolution of all motion vectors included in a slice is an integer pixel unit.

3 . A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium storing a bitstream generated by a video encoding method using motion vector resolution scaling, the method comprising:

determining motion vector resolution for a motion vector of a target block;

encoding resolution information on motion vector resolution based on the resolution of the motion vector of the target block;

obtaining a motion vector difference of the target block by using the motion vector of the target block and a motion vector of a neighboring block;

generating a prediction block of the target block based on the motion vector of the target block and encoding the target block based on the prediction block of the target block;

encoding the motion vector difference of the target block based on a motion vector of a neighboring block and the resolution information;

generating a difference block based on the target block and a predicted block for the target block generated based on the motion vector of the target block;

encoding the difference block into the bitstream; and

generating a bitstream comprising the encoded resolution information, the encoded motion vector difference of the target block, and information on the encoded difference block,

wherein, in case a resolution of the motion vector of the target block is an integer pixel unit, the motion vector of the neighboring block is scaled by eliminating a value, which is available to be represented in sub-pixel units, but not available to be represented in integer-pixel units, from the value of the motion vector of the neighboring block in sub-pixel units based on the resolution of the motion vector, and the motion vector difference of the current block is derived based on a difference between the scaled motion vector of the neighboring block that is adjusted based on the determined resolution and the motion vector of the current block in the determined resolution,

wherein a slice header includes the resolution information indicating whether a resolution of all motion vectors included in a slice is an integer pixel unit.

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