Method and device for encoding video having block size set for each block shape, and method and device for decoding video
A video decoding method includes obtaining information indicating a first difference between a maximum size of a coding unit having a 1:4 ratio and a size of a largest coding unit, determining the maximum size of the coding unit of having the 1:4 ratio by using the size of the largest coding unit and the first difference, determining a minimum size of the coding unit having the 1:4 ratio based on a minimum size of a coding unit, determining whether a coding having the 1:4 ratio may be generated by splitting a first coding unit based on the maximum size and the minimum size of the coding unit having the 1:4 ratio, and determining a second coding unit including the coding unit having the 1:4 ratio, from the first coding unit, and decoding the second coding unit.
1. A video decoding method comprising:
obtaining information about a size of a largest coding unit from a bitstream;
obtaining information about a minimum size of a coding unit from the bitstream;
obtaining, from the bitstream, first information indicating a difference between the size of the largest coding unit and a maximum size of a coding unit of which a width and a height have a ratio of 1:4;
determining the maximum size of the coding unit of which the width and the height have the ratio of 1:4 by using the size of the largest coding unit and the first information;
determining a minimum size of the coding unit of which the width and the height have the ratio of 1:4, based on the minimum size of the coding unit;
obtaining, from the bitstream, second information indicating a difference between the size of the largest coding unit and a maximum size of a ternary-splittable block;
determining the maximum size of the ternary-splittable block using the size of the largest coding unit and the second information;
obtaining, from the bitstream, third information indicating a difference between the minimum size of the coding unit and a minimum size of the ternary-splittable block;
obtaining the minimum size of the ternary-splittable block using the minimum size of the coding unit and the third information;
determining whether to perform ternary-splitting on a first coding unit, using the maximum size of the coding unit of which the width and the height have the ratio of 1:4 and the minimum size of the coding unit of which the width and the height have the ratio of 1:4, the maximum size of the ternary-splittable block and the minimum size of the ternary-splittable block; and
decoding three second coding units generated by performing tenary-splitting on the first coding unit.
2. A video encoding method comprising:
determining a size of a largest coding unit, a minimum size of a coding unit, a maximum size of a coding unit of which a width and a height have a ratio of 1:4, a minimum size of the coding unit of which the width and the height have the ratio of 1:4, a maximum size of a ternary-splittable block, and a minimum size of the ternary-splittable block;
determining whether to perform ternary-splitting on a first coding unit, using the maximum size of the coding unit of which the width and the height have the ratio of 1:4 and the minimum size of the coding unit of which the width and the height have the ratio of 1:4, the maximum size of the ternary-splittable block and the minimum size of the ternary-splittable block;
encoding three second coding units generated by performing tenary-splitting on the first coding unit;
encoding information about the maximum size of the coding unit using the size of the largest coding unit;
encoding the information about the minimum size of the coding unit using the minimum size of the coding unit;
encoding first information indicating a difference between the maximum size of the coding unit of which the width and the height have the ratio of 1:4 and the size of the largest coding unit;
encoding second information indicating a difference between the size of the largest coding unit and a maximum size of the ternary-splittable block; and
encoding third information indicating a difference between the minimum size of the coding unit and a minimum size of the ternary-splittable block.
3. A method of storing a bistream encoded by video encoding into a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, the method comprising:
determining a size of a largest coding unit, a minimum size of a coding unit, a maximum size of a coding unit of which a width and a height have a ratio of 1:4, a minimum size of the coding unit of which the width and the height have the ratio of 1:4, a maximum size of a ternary-splittable block, and a minimum size of the ternary-splittable block;
determining whether to perform ternary-splitting on a first coding unit, using the maximum size of the coding unit of which the width and the height have the ratio of 1:4 and the minimum size of the coding unit of which the width and the height have the ratio of 1:4, the maximum size of the ternary-splittable block and the minimum size of the ternary-splittable block;
encoding three second coding units generated by performing tenary-splitting on the first coding unit;
encoding information about the maximum size of the coding unit using the size of the largest coding unit;
encoding the information about the minimum size of the coding unit using the minimum size of the coding unit;
encoding first information indicating a difference between the maximum size of the coding unit of which the width and the height have the ratio of 1:4 and the size of the largest coding unit;
encoding second information indicating a difference between the size of the largest coding unit and a maximum size of the ternary-splittable block;
encoding third information indicating a difference between the minimum size of the coding unit and a minimum size of the ternary-splittable block; and
storing, into the non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, the bitstream including the information about the minimum size of the coding unit, the first information, the second information and the third information.