At its 151st meeting, MPEG promoted three standards (among others) to Final Draft International Standard (FDIS), driving innovation in Systems and Graphics coding:
- Open font format
- Video based Mesh Coding
- Low Latency Point Cloud Compression
At its 39th meeting, JVET (SC 29 WG 5) issued a Joint Call for Evidence (CfE, on behalf of its SC 29 and ITU-T SG21 parent bodies) as a public document. The CfE requests information regarding the existence of video compression technology that has compression performance or additional functionality beyond that of VVC, where the tradeoff in terms of encoder and decoder implementation cost is also an important criterion. Evidence about technology with capability for runtime-constrained encoding, as well as support for functionality that may not be sufficiently supported by existing video compression standards are also part of this CfE. Submissions are expected to be received by the time of the 40th JVET meeting in October 2025. Depending on the evidence shown, an open Call for Proposals (CfP) on submission of technology proposals for a next generation of video compression standards will be issued afterwards. Both further improvements on conventional technology (based on traditional signal processing) as well as technology based on neural networks and artificial intelligence are welcome to be submitted in this context.
Please, see more details in https://www.mpeg.org/151th-meeting-of-mpeg/