| 摘要 |
Compressed bitstreams are characterized by generated graphical displays that display useful information related, for example, to the quality of the data contained in the bitstream. One set of graphical displays indicates lead time between receipt of packetized data and the corresponding decode or presentation time-stamp. Another set of bar graphical displays provides information related to bits per picture by (A) indicating fractions of useful bits versus zero-stuffing bits per picture, (B) distinguishing field pictures from frame pictures, and (C) plotting bars as a function of presentation or decode time rather than picture number to indicate the presence of 3:2 pulldown frame structure in the bitstream. Yet another set of graphical displays corresponds to coefficient/quantization (C/Q) diagrams that plot combinations of quantization level and number of non-zero quantized coefficients for sets of picture blocks.
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