
MPEG-2
Title: Generic coding of moving pictures and associated audio information
MPEG-2 provides a better utilization of resources and introduces multi-channel features for audio coding. A larger data transfer rate is specified and due to that a substantially better image quality is possible, compared with MPEG-1. Additionally extended functions are specified for the scaling of resolution, frame rate and quantization.
The most popular application is the DVD-Video using MPEG-2 video streams. For audio coding both AC-3 (by Dolby) and MPEG-2 is allowed, at least by the specification.
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