Help: CCITT test sequence for H.261

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2 total messages Started by Kim HanSoo (Daewoo Elec.) Thu, 21 Jan 1993 06:46

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Author: Kim HanSoo (Daewoo Elec.)
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 06:46

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I lost the CCITT test sequence for H.261. Thus I want to know the placeof those sequence which get by FTP. Wanted specifications of sequence is
 following:

  a. Sequence Name : TREVOR, MISS AMERICA, CLAIR, ALIXIS,
                     SWING, SALES MEN, ...
  b. Sequence Spec : CIF (Common Intermediate Format)
                     30 frame/sec or 25 frame/sec
                     352 pixels/line x 288 lines/frame
                     color component : Y, R-Y, B-Y

  If the sequence is encoded by any-algorithms (ex: GIF, ppm, etc), I wa
nt to also get the decoding software.

  Mail address : hansoo@kum.kaist.ac.kr (hansoo@128.134.1.1)

  Bye.

Re: Help: CCITT test sequence for H.261

#146

Author: Wowbagger - the infinitely Prolo...
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 13:29

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In <1993Jan21.064642.4381@kum.kaist.ac.kr> hansoo@kum (Kim HanSoo (Daewoo Elec.)) writes:

>I lost the CCITT test sequence for H.261. Thus I want to know the placeof those sequence which get by FTP. Wanted specifications of sequence is
> following:

>  a. Sequence Name : TREVOR, MISS AMERICA, CLAIR, ALIXIS,
>                     SWING, SALES MEN, ...
>  b. Sequence Spec : CIF (Common Intermediate Format)
>                     30 frame/sec or 25 frame/sec
>                     352 pixels/line x 288 lines/frame
>                     color component : Y, R-Y, B-Y

>  If the sequence is encoded by any-algorithms (ex: GIF, ppm, etc), I wa
>nt to also get the decoding software.

>  Mail address : hansoo@kum.kaist.ac.kr (hansoo@128.134.1.1)

Me too!

Ciaran Mc Goldrick.                cmcgldrk@vax1.tcd.ie

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