YouTube's Existence is Insane: How Video Compression, Encode, & Decode Work (Basics)
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 Published On Apr 2, 2024

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This video goes through the very top-level basics of how videos work. Most of the discussion is hardware-agnostic, talking about video encode, decode, and compression. At GN, none of us are experts in these topics (and they exit our usual coverage spectrum), so graphics engineer Tom Petersen will be joining to help provide the foundational knowledge as a part of our educational series of engineering discussions. Towards the end, he talks about the hardware-level choices that affect media processing. This is the last of our series of 3 videos with Tom Petersen. Check the others below, and check back for videos with other engineers later!

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TIMESTAMPS

00:00 - Video is Complicated
02:07 - Basics of a Block Diagram & Media Hardware
04:51 - Basics of Colors, Pixels, & Media Format Formula
08:08 - Encoding, Compression, & The Human Eye
12:32 - Spatial & Temporal Redundancy
15:00 - Frequency Quantization
18:07 - Symbol Coding & Bit Reduction
20:18 - Intel's Specific Hardware for Media

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Steve Burke: Host
Vitalii Makhnovets: Video Editing
ft. Tom Petersen, Intel Engineer (Guest)

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