The DDS is a
platform-independent syntax designed to communicate the functionality of the
video decoder. The DDS can be broadly divided into two main
components:
The video decoder is divided into a number of processing units or functions. The internal processing of these units and the connections between them, that is, function calls, determine the functionality of the video decoder. Each function is divided into data and program segments. The data segment includes all the variables and constants declared in the function, including the input and output parameters. The program segment consists of the set of function processing instructions.
Encapsulates the Functional Processing Primitives to ensure that they are suitable for efficient encoding and transmission or storage.
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