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Efficient HEVC Video Decoding using VLC (Variable Length Coding)

// Initialize HEVC decoding library libhevc_init(); vlc hevc

HEVC is a block-based video coding standard, which divides the video frame into coding tree units (CTUs) and then recursively splits them into coding units (CUs). Each CU is encoded using intra or inter prediction, followed by transform, quantization, and entropy coding. The entropy coding stage uses a combination of VLC and arithmetic coding to encode the syntax elements. Efficient HEVC Video Decoding using VLC (Variable Length

In this paper, we proposed an efficient HEVC video decoding approach using VLC. Our approach combines context-adaptive VLC, multi-symbol VLC, and parallel VLC decoding to reduce the computational complexity while maintaining the video quality. The experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach, making it suitable for real-time video decoding applications. In this paper, we proposed an efficient HEVC

// VLC video processing pipeline update int vout_Init(vlc_vout_t *vout)

For smooth HEVC playback in VLC, go to Tools → Preferences → Input/Codecs → Hardware-accelerated decoding and select “Automatic” or your GPU type (DirectX Video Acceleration, VideoToolbox, or VA-API).