Winken, M.M.WinkenMarpe, D.D.MarpeSchwarz, H.H.SchwarzWiegand, T.T.WiegandBoße, S.S.BoßeBross, B.B.BrossHelle, P.P.HelleHinz, T.T.HinzKirchhoffer, H.H.KirchhofferLakshman, H.H.LakshmanNguyen, T.T.NguyenOudin, S.S.OudinSiekmann, M.M.SiekmannSühring, K.K.Sühring2022-03-112022-03-112011https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/373536Today, H.264/AVC is the state-of-the-art video coding standard. Especially after the 2004 development of its High Profile (HP), it has become one of the primary formats in HDTV content delivery. In January 2010, a joint Call for Proposals (CfP) on video compression technology has been issued by ISO/IEC MPEG and ITU-T VCEG, targeting at a new generation of video compression technology with a substantially higher compression capability than H.264/AVC. As a response to this CfP, Fraunhofer HHI proposed a newly developed video coding scheme which achieves bit rate savings of around 30% when compared to H.264/AVC HP. This paper describes the proposed video coding scheme and discusses its innovative features.en621conference paper