Game Development Reference
In-Depth Information
Table 1.2
History of IEEE 1857 standard
Status
Standard/
project no.
Name
Approval date
Publish date
Standard
1857-2013
Standard for
advanced audio
and video coding
6-Mar-13
4-Jun-13
Standard
1857a-2014
Amendment 1:
extension on
timing and
location
information to
support object
tracking across
multiple cameras
at surveillance
high group
27-Mar-14
4-Apr-14
Standard
1857.2-2013
Standard for
advanced audio
coding
Aug. 23, 2013
Nov.12, 2013
Standard
1857.3-2013
Standard for
system of
advanced audio
and video coding
Dec. 11, 2013
Jan. 20, 2014
Active project
P1857.4
Standard for
second
generation IEEE
1857 video
coding
The PAR was approved Dec 11, 2013
Active project
P1857.5
Standard for
advanced mobile
speech and audio
The PAR was approved Dec 11, 2013
Active project
P1857.6
Standard for
digital media
content
description
The PAR was approved Dec 11, 2013
by Microsoft, which was released as a SMPTE video codec standard on April 3,
2006. It is today a supported standard found in Blu-ray Discs, Windows Media, and
Xbox 360.
1.3.7 Google VPx [Wikimedia.org]
VP9 is a video coding standard developed by Google, targeting on Internet video,
and released in December 2012. It is an open source and royalty-free video codec,
and a successor to VP8 (Westin et al.
2014
).
