Novel Deblocking Method for Cropped Video
Kenta Hashimoto, Seiichi Gohshi · 2019
Due to a large amount of data, videos are encoded (data volume reduction) before transmission and storage. However, coded videos have degradations. One of them is called `block noise' that appears block shape degradation on the image. Block noise can be usually reduced by a deblocking filter that reduces the block boundaries. However, the conventional deblocking filter has an issue that it cannot be applied to cropped video with the block noise. Although the deblocking filter reduces the block noise, it also causes blur on the edges in the video. In this paper, we propose a novel deblocking method that can reduce block noise for cropped videos by keeping the edges.