MPEG Video ICs: Transitioning to H.264 : Market Research Report

MPEG Video ICs: Transitioning to H.264

Published by: In-Stat

Published: Jul. 11, 2006 - 57 Pages

Executive Summary
Methodology
Introduction
MPEG Encoders: MPEG-1 Encoders; MPEG-2 Encoders for Broadcast and Professional Applications; Consumer MPEG-2 and 4 Encoders for Line-Powered Applications
MPEG-1 Decoders for Published Media: Forecast
MPEG Decoders for Published Media: MPEG-2 and 4 Decoders for DVD Players; Forecast; MPEG Decoders for Online Networks; Digital Satellite Set Top Boxes; Digital Cable Set Top Boxes; Digital Terrestrial Set Top Boxes; MPEG Decoders for Other Markets; MPEG-2 Decoders for HDTV
MPEG-4: MPEG-4 Part 10 AVC; MPEG-4 in Mobile Applications
MPEG Intellectual Property and Software Codecs: Intellectual Property (IP); Software Codecs
Competitive Codecs
Programmable Processors
Conclusion
List of Tables: Table 1. Consumer MPEG-2 Encoder IC Unit and Revenue Share; Table 2. Consumer MPEG-2 Encoder IC Forecast (Units and Revenue in Thousands); Table 3. MPEG-1 Decoder IC Unit and Revenue Share; Table 4. MPEG-1 Decoder IC Forecast (Units and Revenue in Thousands); Table 5. MPEG-2 DVD Decoder IC Unit and Revenue Share; Table 6. MPEG-Decoder ICs for DVD Player Forecast (Units and Revenue in Thousands); Table 7. MPEG-2 Decoder IC for Digital DBS Set Top Box Unit and Revenue Share; Table 8. MPEG-2 Decoder IC for Digital Cable Set Top Box Unit and Revenue Share; Table 9. MPEG-2 Decoder IC for Digital Terrestrial Set Top Box Unit and Revenue Share; Table 10. MPEG-Decoder ICs for Other Digital Set Top Box Unit and Revenue Share; Table 11. MP@ML MPEG-2 Decoder IC for Online Networks Forecast (Units and Revenue in Thousands); Table 12. MPEG-2 MP@HL Decoder IC Unit and Revenue Share; Table 13. MPEG-2 MP@HL Decoder IC Forecast (Units and Revenue in Thousands); Table 14. H.264 Profiles; Table 15. MPEG-4 IC for Mobile Applications Unit and Revenue Share; Table 16. MPEG-4 ICs for Mobile Applications Forecast (Units and Revenue in Thousands); Table 17. H.264 Decoder IC for Line-Powered Applications Unit and Revenue Share; Table 18. H.264 Decoder ICs for Tethered Applications (Units and Revenue in Thousands); Table 19. Worldwide Total MPEG Video IC Unit Shipments and Revenues (Units and Revenue in Thousands)
List of Figures: Figure 1. Worldwide Total MPEG Video IC Unit Shipments and Revenue (Unit Shipments in Millions and Revenue in US$ Millions)

Abstract

Finally, in 2005, the first MPEG-4 AVC Part 10 or H.264 video ICs for set top boxes went into production. This is the start of a transition from MPEG-2 compression to H.264 compression that will last for at least the next five years. MPEG-2 will by no means disappear, as it will remain the compression format for DVD and many digital terrestrial TV networks.

Growth in shipments of digital video equipment continues to drive growth in MPEG video ICs, as MPEG is the most widely used video scheme in non-PC devices. This report contains 2005 unit and revenue share, as well as five-year forecasts for the following MPEG video IC categories:

Consumer MPEG-2 Encoder ICs
MPEG-1 Decoder ICs
MPEG Decoder ICs for DVD Players
MP@ML MPEG Decoder ICs for Online Networks
MPEG-2 MP@HL Decoder ICs
MPEG-4 ICs for Mobile Applications
H.264 Decoder ICs for Line-Powered Applications

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MPEG Video ICs: Transitioning to H.264

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