Considerations and Results in Multimedia and DVB Application Development on Philips Nexperia Platform
Radu Arsinte, Ciprian Ilioaei

TL;DR
This paper explores application development on Philips Nexperia media processors, overcoming hardware limitations to enable versatile multimedia and DVB applications, demonstrated through MPEG2 and MP3 decoding implementations.
Contribution
It presents novel solutions to hardware limitations of the Philips Nexperia DVB-T kit, enabling general-purpose multimedia application development.
Findings
Successful overcoming of hardware limitations
Comparison of custom implementations with Philips Nexperia Library
Analysis of speed, memory, and cost for MPEG2 and MP3 decoding
Abstract
This paper presents some experiments regarding applications development on high performance media processors included in Philips Nexperia Family. The PNX1302 dedicated DVB-T kit used has some limitations. Our work has succeeded to overcome these limitations and to make possible a general-purpose use of this kit. For exemplification two typical applications, important both for multimedia and DVB, are analyzed: MPEG2 video stream decoding and MP3 audio decoding. These original implementations are compared (in speed, memory requirements and costs) with Philips Nexperia Library.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMultimedia Communication and Technology
