MPEG-I
MPEG-I (ISO/IEC 23090) is a collection of standards for the coded representation of immersive media.
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Overview
MPEG-I, formally ISO/IEC 23090, is described by MPEG as "Coded Representation of Immersive Media" — a collection of standards to digitally represent immersive media. Its parts cover areas such as architectures and nomenclature for immersive media, omnidirectional media format, versatile video coding, immersive audio, visual volumetric video-based coding and video-based point cloud compression, immersive media metrics and metadata, network-based media processing, geometry-based point cloud compression, immersive video, scene description, and related conformance and reference software.
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MPEG-I is identified as ISO/IEC 23090 and titled "Coded Representation of Immersive Media," described as a collection of standards to digitally represent immersive media. The official standards page lists its parts, including Part 1 Architectures and nomenclature for immersive media, Part 2 Omnidirectional Media Format, Part 3 Versatile Video Coding, Part 4 Immersive Audio, Part 5 Visual Volumetric Video-based Coding (V3C) and Video-based Point Cloud Compression (V-PCC), Part 6 Immersive Media Metrics, Part 7 Immersive Media Metadata, Part 8 Network based Media Processing, Part 9 Geometry-based Point Cloud Compression, Part 10 Carriage of Visual Volumetric Video-based Coding Data, Part 11 Carriage of Point Cloud Data, Part 12 Immersive Video, Part 13 Video Decoding Interface for Immersive Media, Part 14 Scene Description for MPEG Media, and further parts covering conformance testing and reference software for VVC, OMAF, V-PCC, G-PCC, MPEG Immersive Video, Scene Description for MPEG Media, and carriage of V3C and G-PCC data.
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