[M4IF Technotes] Stuffing codewords
Gary Sullivan
garysull microsoft.com
Tue Oct 23 21:11:37 EDT 2001
To Sunggu Kim et al,
An MPEG-4 video decoder can figure out where precisely
is the last bit of non-stuffing data prior to a start
code by discarding the last zero in the stream and any
following 1's. If there were no 8-bit stuffing codeword,
there might be some cases in which the decoder could
not easily identify whether the last bits of the stream
were stuffing or were actual coded content.
I think it's kind of a neat trick, although it does
add a little bit of overhead (an average of one bit
per start code).
-Gary Sullivan
+> -----Original Message-----
+> From: Kim, Sunggu [mailto:sgkim logostek.com]
+> Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2023 8:06 PM
+> To: Mpeg4TechGroup
+> Subject: [M4IF Technotes] Stuffing codewords
+>
+>
+> Dear MPEG-4 experts,
+>
+> In the MPEG-4 standard, I wonder why the stuffing codeword,
+> 01111111(8bit), is necessary.
+>
+> Thank you in advance.
+>
+> Sungu Kim
+>
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