ISO/IEC 23090-12:2025

International
Standard
ISO/IEC 23090-12
Second edition
Information technology — Coded
2025-09
representation of immersive media —
Part 12:
MPEG immersive video
Technologies de l'information — Représentation codée de média
immersifs —
Partie 12: Vidéo immersive MPEG
Reference number
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Contents Page
Foreword .v
Introduction .vi
1 Scope . 1
2 Normative references . 1
3 Terms and definitions . 1
4 Abbreviated terms . 4
5 Conventions . 4
6 Overall V3C characteristics, decoding operations, and post-decoding processes . 4
7 Bitstream format, partitioning, and scanning processes . 5
7.1 General .5
7.2 V3C bitstream formats .5
7.3 NAL bitstream formats .5
7.4 Partitioning of atlas frames into tiles .5
7.5 Mapping of views to V3C components .5
7.6 Sources and outputs .6
8 Syntax and semantics . 6
8.1 Method of specifying syntax in tabular form . .6
8.2 Specification of syntax functions and descriptors .7
8.3 Syntax in tabular form .7
8.3.1 General syntax.7
8.3.2 V3C unit syntax .8
8.3.3 Byte alignment syntax .9
8.3.4 V3C parameter set syntax .9
8.3.5 NAL unit syntax . .9
8.3.6 Raw byte sequence payloads, trailing bits, and byte alignment syntax .9
8.3.7 Atlas tile data unit syntax .9
8.3.8 Supplemental enhancement information message syntax .9
8.3.9 V3C MIV extension syntax in tabular form.9
8.4 Semantics .19
8.4.1 General semantics .19
8.4.2 V3C MIV extension semantics .19
8.4.3 Order of V3C units and association to coded information . 35
9 Decoding process .35
9.1 General decoding process . 35
9.2 Atlas data decoding process . 35
9.2.1 General atlas data decoding process . 35
9.2.2 Decoding process for a coded atlas frame . 36
9.2.3 Atlas NAL unit decoding process . 36
9.2.4 Atlas tile header decoding process . 36
9.2.5 Decoding process for patch data units . 36
9.2.6 Decoding process of the block to patch map .37
9.2.7 Conversion of tile level patch information to atlas level patch information .37
9.3 Occupancy video decoding process . 38
9.4 Geometry video decoding process . 38
9.5 Attribute video decoding process . 39
9.6 Packed video decoding process . 39
9.7 Common atlas data decoding process. 39
9.7.1 General common atlas data decoding process. 39
9.7.2 Decoding process for a coded common atlas frame . 39
9.7.3 Common atlas NAL unit decoding process . . 39
9.7.4 Common atlas frame order count derivation process . . 39

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9.7.5 Common atlas frame MIV extension decoding process . 40
9.8 Sub-bitstream extraction process . 48
9.8.1 General . 48
9.8.2 V3C unit extraction . 48
9.8.3 NAL unit extraction process . 48
9.8.4 Group extraction process . 49
10 Pre-reconstruction process .49
11 Reconstruction process .49
12 Post-reconstruction process .49
13 Adaptation process .49
14 Parsing process .49
Annex A (normative) Profiles, tiers, and levels .50
Annex B (informative) Post-decoding conversion to nominal video formats .64
Annex C (normative) Supplemental enhancement information .66
Annex D (normative) Volumetric usability information .87
Annex E (informative) Overview of the rendering processes.88
Bibliography .106

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Foreword
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This document was prepared by Joint Technical Committee ISO/IEC JTC 1, Information technology,
Subcommittee SC 29, Coding of audio, picture, multimedia and hypermedia information.
This second edition cancels and replaces the first edition (ISO/IEC 23090-12:2023), which has been
technically revised.
The main changes are as follows:
— Additional functionality: colourized geometry, capture device information, patch margins, background
views, static background atlases, support for decoder-side depth estimation, chroma dynamic range
modification, piecewise linear normalized disparity quantization, and linear depth quantization was added.
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Introduction
This document was developed to support compression of immersive video content, in which a real or virtual
3D scene is captured by multiple real or virtual cameras. The use of this document enables storage and
distribution of immersive video content over existing and future networks, for playback with 6 degrees of
freedom of view position and orientation.

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International Standard ISO/IEC 23090-12:2025(en)
Information technology — Coded representation of
immersive media —
Part 12:
MPEG immersive video
1 Scope
This document specifies the syntax, semantics and decoding processes for MPEG immersive video (MIV), as
an extension of ISO/IEC 23090-5. It provides support for playback of a three-dimensional (3D) scene within
a limited range of viewing positions and orientations, with 6 Degrees of Freedom (6DoF).
2 Normative references
The following documents are referred to in the text in such a way that some or all of their content constitutes
requirements of this document. For dated references, only the edition cited applies. For undated references,
the latest edition of the referenced document (including any amendments) applies.
ISO/IEC 14496-10:2022, Information technology — Coding of audio-visual objects — Part 10: Advanced video coding
ISO/IEC 23008-2:2023, Information technology — High efficiency coding and media delivery in heterogeneous
environments — Part 2: High efficiency video coding
ISO/IEC 23090-3:2021, Information technology — Coded representation of immersive media — Part 3: Versatile
video coding
ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, Information technology — Coded representation of immersive media — Part 5: Visual
Volumetric video-based coding (V3C) and Video-based point cloud compression (V-PCC)
3 Terms and definitions
For the purposes of this document, the terms and definitions given in ISO/IEC 23090-5 and the following apply.
ISO and IEC maintain terminology databases for use in standardization at the following addresses:
— ISO Online browsing platform: available at https:// www .iso .org/ obp
— IEC Electropedia: available at https:// www .electropedia .org/
3.1
background view
view that may be synthesized or acquired to include scene elements that would otherwise be excluded by
other scene elements that are closer to the view position, and may consist of V3C component frames that are
static or rarely-changing parts of an MIV scene
3.2
capture device
hardware capable of observing a scene and thereby acquiring one or more video components

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capture device information
CDI
collection of one or more physical models with the aim of compensating for zero or more undesirable
acquisition aspects inherent to applied capture devices (3.2)
3.4
coded MIV sequence
coded V3C sequence conforming to the constraints specified in this document
3.5
decoding process
process specified in this document that reads a bitstream and derives patch data and related information
that can be used to render a viewport (3.30)
3.6
decoding order
order in which syntax elements are processed by the decoding process (3.5)
3.7
distortion parameters
physical model of the lens distortion of a sensor (3.18) of a capture device (3.2)
3.8
field of view
FOV
angular region of the observable world in captured/recorded content or in a physical display device
3.9
MIV access unit
V3C composition unit that is a set of all sub-bitstream access units (3.21) that share the same decoding order
(3.6) count
3.10
MIV coded sub-bitstream sequence
sub-bitstream IRAP access unit (3.22) followed by zero or more sub-bitstream access units (3.21)
Note 1 to entry: An MIV coded sub-bitstream sequence is a coded sub-bitstream sequence conforming to the constraints
specified in this document.
3.11
MIV IRAP access unit
MIV access unit (3.9) for which all sub-bitstream access units (3.21) are sub-bitstream IRAP access units (3.22)
Note 1 to entry: An MIV IRAP access unit is a V3C IRAP composition unit conforming to the constraints specified in this
document.
3.12
MIV toolset profile component
toolset profile component with ptl_profile_toolset_idc equal to 64 (MIV Main), ptl_profile_toolset_idc equal
to 65 (MIV Extended), ptl_profile_toolset_idc equal to 66 (MIV Geometry Absent), ptl_profile_toolset_idc
equal to 67 (MIV 2), or ptl_profile_toolset_idc equal to 68 (MIV Simple MPI)
Note 1 to entry: The definition can be extended to accommodate future toolset profile components.
3.13
multi-plane image
MPI
set of pairs of texture and transparency attribute frames, each associated with an implicit constant
geometry frame
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normalized disparity
-1
inverse of the depth value associated with a view sample (3.15), expressed in scene units
3.15
light source
physical or logical component of a capture device (3.2) for active illumination of the captured scene
3.16
pivot
point corresponding to the junction of two consecutive line segments in a piece-wise linear scaling of the
inverse of depth values
3.17
renderer
embodiment of a process to create a viewport (3.30) from a volumetric frame corresponding to a viewing
orientation (3.27) and viewing position (3.28)
3.18
sensor
physical or logical component of a capture device (3.2) that provides a video component
3.19
source
one or more video sequences, each containing geometry or an attribute such as texture and transparency
information before encoding
3.20
source view
source (3.19) video material before encoding that corresponds to the format of a view (3.23), which may have
been acquired by capture of a 3D scene by a real or virtual camera
3.21
sub-bitstream access unit
partition of a sub-bitstream that has a certain decoding order (3.6) count
Note 1 to entry: A sub-bitstream access unit is a sub-bitstream composition unit.
3.22
sub-bitstream IRAP access unit
sub-bitstream access unit (3.21) that forms an independent random-access point for the sub-bitstream
Note 1 to entry: A sub-bitstream IRAP access unit is a sub-bitstream IRAP composition unit.
3.23
view
2D rectangular arrays of view samples (3.26) consisting of attribute frames and corresponding geometry
frame representing the projection of a volumetric frame onto a surface using view parameters (3.24)
3.24
view parameters
parameters of the projection used to generate a view (3.23) from a volumetric frame, including intrinsic and
extrinsic parameters
3.25
view parameters list
listing of one or more view parameters (3.24)
3.26
view sample
position on the rectangular frame associated with a view (3.23)

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viewing orientation
unit quaternion representing the orientation of a user who is consuming the visual content
3.28
viewing position
triple of x, y, z characterizing the position in the Cartesian coordinates of a user who is consuming the
visual content
3.29
viewing space
domain constraints for an intended viewport (3.30) rendering
Note 1 to entry: The domain is defined in the 3D global space and related to the viewing orientation (3.27); it defines a
scale between 0 and 1 for every point in space for a given direction of the viewport (3.30), to be used by the application.
3.30
viewport
view (3.23) suitable for display and viewing
4 Abbreviated terms
For the purposes of this document, the abbreviated terms given in ISO/IEC 23090-5 and the following apply.
CSG constructive solid geometry
ERP equirectangular projection
MIV MPEG immersive video
OMAF Omnidirectional media format
5 Conventions
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, Clause 5 and its subclauses apply with the following additions.
to subclause 5.8 of ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025:
Cos( x ) the trigonometric cosine function operating on an argument x in units of radians
Dot( x, y ) dot product function, known also as scalar product function, operating on two vectors x and y
Norm( x ) = Sqrt( Dot( x, x ) )
Sin( x ) the trigonometric sine function operating on an argument x in units of radians
π the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter
6 Overall V3C characteristics, decoding operations, and post-decoding processes
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, Clause 6 apply.
The decoded video frames can benefit from the application of additional transformations, as described in
Annex B, before any reconstruction operations. For example, the different components can be time-aligned
and converted to a nominal video format.
Informative hypothetical transcoding and rendering processes are available in Annex E.

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7 Bitstream format, partitioning, and scanning processes
7.1 General
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, subclause 7.1 apply.
7.2 V3C bitstream formats
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, subclause 7.2 apply.
7.3 NAL bitstream formats
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, subclause 7.3 apply.
7.4 Partitioning of atlas frames into tiles
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, subclause 7.4 apply.
7.5 Mapping of views to V3C components
This subclause describes the concept of views and its mapping to patches in V3C components.
A view represents a field of view of a volumetric frame for a particular view position and orientation. Each
view, at a given time instance, may be represented by one 2D frame providing geometry information plus
one 2D frame per attribute, providing attribute information, and occupancy information that may either be
embedded within geometry or represented explicitly as a 2D frame. Each view may use the equirectangular,
perspective, or orthographic projection format. The atlas components of a view use the same projection
format. The projection ID of a patch maps to the view ID of a view. Multiple patches may map to the same view.
The volumetric frame and all views each have an associated reference frame. Cartesian coordinates of 3D
points can therefore be expressed according to the reference frame of the scene, as represented by the
volumetric frame, or according to the reference frame of any view. The camera extrinsic parameters (position
and orientation) of the views specify the relations between their reference frames, enabling switching of the
3D coordinate system to represent a 3D point from one reference frame attached to a given view to another
reference frame attached to another view.
A coded atlas contains information describing the patches within the atlas. For each patch, a view ID is
signalled which identifies which view the patch originated from.
A patch represents a rectangular region of a view, with corresponding regions in all present atlas
components: attribute(s), geometry, and occupancy. The size (width and height) of each patch in an atlas
is signalled. In this version of the document, the size of a patch is always the same as the corresponding
rectangular region in the view texture attribute component, but scaling may optionally be applied to the
geometry component or the occupancy component.
Figure 1 shows an illustrative example, in which two atlases contain five patches, which are mapped to three
views, with a texture attribute component and a geometry component.

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A0-A1 decoded attribute frames for atlas 0 and 1
G0-G1 decoded geometry frames for atlas 0 and 1
M0-M1 maps for atlas 0 and 1
P0-P8 patches
S0 stage 0 where attribute and geometry frames are decoded for each atlas
S1 stage 1 where block to patch mapping is performed
S2 stage 2 where patches are mapped to views
V0-V2 reconstructed views
Figure 1 — Example mapping of 5 patches in 2 atlases to 3 views
7.6 Sources and outputs
The volumetric video source that is represented by the bitstream is a sequence of volumetric frames.
Each volumetric frame is represented by one or more view frames, each of which may be represented by
a geometry picture, an attribute picture for each attribute, and occupancy information, which may be
conveyed in the geometry picture or represented separately.
The outputs of the decoding process are described in subclause 9.1.
The outputs of the non-normative rendering process of Annex E are a sequence of one or more views. The
number of views and the associated view parameters can be selected by the application. For example, a
single view can be output corresponding to a viewport suitable for display, or a set of views can be output
which correspond to the source view parameters.
8 Syntax and semantics
8.1 Method of specifying syntax in tabular form
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, subclause 8.1 apply.

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8.2 Specification of syntax functions and descriptors
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, subclause 8.2 apply.
8.3 Syntax in tabular form
8.3.1 General syntax
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, subclause 8.3 apply with the following additions.
Annex A specifies profiles, tiers and levels for MIV profiles.
An overview of the V3C bitstream structure with MIV extensions is represented in Figure 2.

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Figure 2 — Overview of V3C bitstream with MIV extensions
8.3.2 V3C unit syntax
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, subclause 8.3.2 apply.

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8.3.3 Byte alignment syntax
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, subclause 8.3.3 apply.
8.3.4 V3C parameter set syntax
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, subclause 8.3.4 apply.
8.3.5 NAL unit syntax
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, subclause 8.3.5 apply.
8.3.6 Raw byte sequence payloads, trailing bits, and byte alignment syntax
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, subclause 8.3.6 apply.
8.3.7 Atlas tile data unit syntax
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, subclause 8.3.7 apply.
8.3.8 Supplemental enhancement information message syntax
The specifications in ISO/IEC 23090-5:2025, subclause 8.3.8 apply.
8.3.9 V3C MIV extension syntax in tabular form
8.3.9.1 V3C parameter set MIV extension syntax
vps_miv_extension( ) { Descriptor
vme_geometry_scale_enabled_flag u(1)
vme_embedded_occupancy_enabled_flag u(1)
if( !vme_embedded_occupancy_enabled_flag )
vme_occupancy_scale_enabled_flag u(1)
group_mapping( )
}
8.3.9.2 Group mapping syntax
group_mapping( ) { Descriptor
gm_group_count u(4)
if( gm_group_count > 0 )
for( k = 0; k <= vps_atlas_count_minus1; k++ ) {
j = vps_atlas_id[ k ]
gm_group_id[ j ] u(v)
}
}
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8.3.9.3 Atlas sequence parameter set MIV extension syntax
asps_miv_extension( ) { Descriptor
asme_ancillary_atlas_flag u(1)
asme_embedded_occupancy_enabled_flag u(1)
if( asme_embedded_occupancy_enabled_flag )
asme_depth_occ_threshold_flag u(1)
asme_geometry_scale_enabled_flag u(1)
if( asme_geometry_scale_enabled_flag ) {
asme_geometry_scale_factor_x_minus1 ue(v)
asme_geometry_scale_factor_y_minus1 ue(v)
}
if( !asme_embedded_occupancy_enabled_flag )
asme_occupancy_scale_enabled_flag u(1)
if( !asme_embedded_occupancy_enabled_flag && asme_occupancy_scale_enabled_flag ) {
asme_occupancy_scale_factor_x_minus1 ue(v)
asme_occupancy_scale_factor_y_minus1 ue(v)
}
asme_patch_constant_depth_flag u(1)
asme_patch_texture_offset_enabled_flag u(1)
if( asme_patch_texture_offset_enabled_flag )
asme_patch_texture_offset_bit_depth_minus1 ue(v)
asme_max_entity_id ue(v)
asme_inpaint_enabled_flag u(1)
}
8.3.9.4 Atlas frame parameter set MIV extension syntax
afps_miv_extension( ) { Descriptor
if( !afps_lod_mode_enabled_flag ) {
afme_inpaint_lod_enabled_flag u(1)
if( afme_inpaint_lod_enabled_flag ) {
afme_inpaint_lod_scale_x_minus1 ue(v)
afme_inpaint_lod_scale_y_idc ue(v)
}
}
}
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8.3.9.5 Common atlas sequence parameter set MIV extension syntax
casps_miv_extension( ) { Descriptor
casme_depth_low_quality_flag u(1)
casme_depth_quantization_params_present_flag u(1)
casme_vui_params_present_flag u(1)
if( casme_vui_params_present_flag )
vui_parameters( )
}
8.3.9.6 Common atlas frame
8.3.9.6.1 MIV extension syntax
caf_miv_extension( ) { Descriptor
if( nal_unit_type == NAL_CAF_IDR ) {
miv_view_params_list( )
} else {
came_update_extrinsics_flag u(1)
came_update_intrinsics_flag u(1)
if( casme_depth_quantization_params_present_flag )
came_update_depth_quantization_flag u(1)
if( casme_chroma_scaling_present_flag )
came_update_chroma_scaling_flag u(1)
if( came_update_extrinsics_flag )
miv_view_params_update_extrinsics( )
if( came_update_intrinsics_flag )
miv_view_params_update_intrinsics( )
if( came_update_depth_quantization_flag )
miv_view_params_update_depth_quantization( )
if( came_update_chroma_scaling_flag )
miv_view_params_update_chroma_scaling( )
if( casme_capture_device_information_present_flag ) {
came_update_sensor_extrinsics_flag u(1)
came_update_distortion_parameters_flag u(1)
came_update_light_source_extrinsics_flag u(1)
if( came_update_sensor_extrinsics_flag )
miv_view_params_update_sensor_extrinsics( )
if( came_update_distortion_parameters_flag )
miv_view_params_update_distortion_parameters( )
if( came_update_light_source_extrinsics_flag )
miv_view_params_update_light_source_extrinsics( )
}
}
}
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8.3.9.6.2 MIV view parameters list syntax
miv_view_params_list( ) { Descriptor
mvp_num_views_minus1 u(16)
mvp_explicit_view_id_flag u(1)
if( mvp_explicit_view_id_flag )
for( v = 0; v <= mvp_num_views_minus1; v++ )
mvp_view_id[ v ] u(16)
for( v = 0; v <= mvp_num_views_minus1; v++ ) {
camera_extrinsics( v )
mvp_inpaint_flag[ v ] u(1)
if( casme_capture_device_information_present_flag ) {
i = mvp_device_model_id[ v ] u(6)
for( s = 0; s < SensorCount[ i ]; s++ ) {
if( IntraSensorParallaxFlag[ i ] )
sensor_extrinsics( v, s )
distortion_parameters( v, s )
}
for( s = 0; s < LightSourceCount[ i ]; s++ )
light_source_extrinsics( v, s )
}
}
mvp_intrinsic_params_equal_flag u(1)
for( v = 0; v <= ( mvp_intrinsic_params_equal_flag ? 0: mvp_num_views_minus1 ); v++ )
camera_intrinsics( v )
if( casme_depth_quantization_params_present_flag ) {
mvp_depth_quantization_params_equal_flag u(1)
for( v = 0; v <= ( mvp_depth_quantization_params_equal_flag
? 0: mvp_num_views_minus1 ); v++ )
depth_quantization( v )
}
mvp_pruning_graph_params_present_flag u(1)
if ( mvp_pruning_graph_params_present_flag )
for( v = 0; v <= mvp_num_views_minus1; v++ )
pruning_parents( v )
if( casme_decoder_side_depth_estimation_flag )
mvp_depth_reprojection_flag u(1)
if( casme_chroma_scaling_present_flag )
for( v = 0; v <= mvp_num_views_minus1; v++ )
chroma_scaling( v )
if( casme_background_separation_enabled_flag )
for( v = 0; v <= mvp_num_views_minus1; v++ )
mvp_view_background_flag[ v ] u(1)
}
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8.3.9.6.3 MIV view parameters update extrinsics syntax
miv_view_params_update_extrinsics( ) { Descriptor
mvpue_num_view_updates_minus1 u(16)
for( i = 0; i <= mvpue_num_view_updates_minus1; i++ ) {
mvpue_view_idx[ i ] u(16)
camera_extrinsics( mvpue_view_idx[ i ] )
}
}
8.3.9.6.4 MIV view parameters update intrinsics syntax
miv_view_params_update_intrinsics( ) { Descriptor
mvpui_num_view_updates_minus1 u(16)
for( i = 0; i <= mvpui_num_view_updates_minus1; i++ ) {
mvpui_view_idx[ i ] u(16)
camera_intrinsics( mvpui_view_idx[ i ] )
}
}
8.3.9.6.5 MIV view parameters update depth quantization syntax
miv_view_params_update_depth_quantization( ) { Descriptor
mvpudq_num_view_updates_minus1 u(16)
for( i = 0; i <= mvpudq_num_view_updates_minus1; i++ ) {
mvpudq_view_idx[ i ] u(16)
depth_quantization( mvpudq_view_idx[ i ] )
}
}
8.3.9.6.6 Camera extrinsics syntax
camera_extrinsics( v ) { Descriptor
ce_view_pos_x[ v ] fl(32)
ce_view_pos_y[ v ] fl(32)
ce_view_pos_z[ v ] fl(32)
ce_view_quat_x[ v ] i(32)
ce_view_quat_y[ v ] i(32)
ce_view_quat_z[ v ] i(32)
}
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8.3.9.6.7 Camera intrinsics syntax
camera_intrinsics( v ) { Descriptor
ci_cam_type[ v ] u(8)
ci_projection_plane_width_minus1[ v ] u(16)
ci_projection_plane_height_minus1[ v ] u(16)
if( ci_cam_type[ v ] == 0 ) {             /* equirectangular */
ci_erp_phi_min[ v ] fl(32)
ci_erp_phi_max[ v ] fl(32)
ci_erp_theta_min[ v ] fl(32)
ci_erp_theta_max[ v ] fl(32)
} else if( ci_cam_type[ v ] == 1 ) {      /* perspective */
ci_perspective_focal_hor[ v ] fl(32)
ci_perspective_focal_ver[ v ] fl(32)
ci_perspective_principal_point_hor[ v ] fl(32)
ci_perspective_principal_point_ver[ v ] fl(32)
} else if( ci_cam_type[v] == 2 ) {       /* orthographic */
ci_ortho_width[ v ] fl(32)
ci_ortho_height[ v ] fl(32)
}
}
8.3.9.6.8 Depth quantization syntax
depth_quantization( v ) { Descriptor
dq_quantization_law[ v ] ue(v)
if( dq_quantization_law[ v ] == 0 ) {
dq_norm_disp_low[ v ] fl(32)
dq_norm_disp_high[ v ] fl(32)
} else if( dq_quantization_law[ v ] == 2 ) {
dq_norm_disp_low[ v ] fl(32)
dq_norm_disp_high[ v ] fl(32)
dq_pivot_count_minus1[ v ] u(8)
for( i = 0; i <= dq_pivot_count_minus1[ v ]; i++ )
dq_pivot_norm_disp[ v ][ i ] fl(32)
} else if( dq_quantization_law[ v ] == 4 ) {
dq_linear_near[ v ] fl(32)
dq_linear_far[ v ] fl(32)
}
dq_depth_occ_threshold_default[ v ] ue(v)
}
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8.3.9.6.9 Pruning parents syntax
pruning_parents( v ) { Descriptor
pp_is_root_flag[ v ] u(1)
if( !pp_is_root_flag[ v ] ) {
pp_num_parents_minus1[ v ] u(v)
for( i = 0; i <= pp_num_parents_minus1[ v ]; i++ )
pp_parent_idx[ v ][ i ] u(v)
}
}
8.3.9.6.10 MIV view parameters update chroma scaling syntax
miv_view_params_update_chroma_scaling( ) { Descriptor
mvpucs_num_view_updates_minus1 u(16)
for( i = 0; i <= mvpucs_num_view_updates_minus1; i++ ) {
mvpucs_view_idx[ i ] u(16)
chroma_scaling( mvpucs_view_idx[ i ] )
}
}
8.3.9.6.11 Chroma scaling syntax
chroma_scaling( v ) { Descriptor
cs_u_min[ v ] u(v)
cs_u_max[ v ] u(v)
cs_v_min[ v ] u(v)
cs_v_max[ v ] u(v)
}
8.3.9.6.12 Sensor extrinsics syntax
sensor_extrinsics( v, s ) { Descriptor
se_sensor_pos_x[ v ][ s ] fl(32)
se_sensor_pos_y[ v ][ s ] fl(32)
se_sensor_pos_z[ v ][ s ] fl(32)
se_sensor_quat_x[ v ][ s ] i(32)
se_sensor_quat_y[ v ][ s ] i(32)
se_sensor_quat_z[ v ][ s ] i(32)
}
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8.3.9.6.13 Light source extrinsics syntax
light_source_extrinsics( v, s ) { Descriptor
lse_light_source_pos_x[ v ][ s ] fl(32)
lse_light_source_pos_y[ v ][ s ] fl(32)
lse_light_source_pos_z[ v ][ s ] fl(32)
lse_light_source_quat_x[ v ][ s ] i(32)
lse_light_source_quat_y[ v ][ s ] i(32)
lse_light_source_quat_z[ v ][ s ] i(32)
}
8.3.9.6.14 Distortion parameters syntax
distortion_parameters( v, s ) { Descriptor
dp_model_id[ v ][ s ] ue(v)
if( dp_model_id[ v ][ s ] != 0 )
dp_coefficient_count[ v ][ s ] ue(v)
for( i = 0; i dp_coefficient[ v ][ s ][ i ] fl(32)
}
8.3.9.6.15 MIV view parameters update sensor extrinsics syntax
miv_view_params_update_sensor_extrinsics( ) { Descriptor
mvpuse_num_updates_minus1 u(16)
for( i = 0; i <= mvpuse_num_updates_minus1; i++ ) {
v = mvpuse_view_idx[ i ] u(16)
s = mvpuse_sensor_idx[ i ] u(16)
sensor_extrinsics( v, s )
}
}
8.3.9.6.16 MIV view parameters update distortion parameters syntax
miv_view_params_update_distortion_parameters( ) { Descriptor
mvpudp_num_updates_minus1 u(16)
for( i = 0; i <= mvpudp_num_updates_minus1; i++ ) {
v = mvpudp_view_idx[ i ] u(16)
s = mvpudp_sensor_idx[ i ] u(16)
distortion_parameters( v, s )
}
}
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8.3.9.6.17 MIV view parameters update light source extrinsics syntax
miv_view_params_update_light_source_extrinsics( ) { Descriptor
mvpulse_num_updates_minus1 u(16)
for( i = 0; i <= mvpulse_num_updates_minus1; i++ ) {
v = mvpulse_view_idx[ i ] u(16)
s = mvpulse_sensor_idx[ i ] u(16)
light_source_extrinsics( v, s )
}
}
8.3.9.7 Patch data unit MIV extension syntax
pdu_miv_extension( tileID, p ) { Descriptor
if( asme_max_entity_id > 0
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