The phrase "a codec system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a system that encodes or decodes digital data, particularly in audio and video formats.
Example: "To ensure high-quality streaming, we need to implement a codec system that supports various file formats."
Alternatives: "a compression system" or "an encoding system".
As a case study, a video codec system is modeled with the presented modeling methods and performance evaluation and exploration is carried out using the tool framework.
We used an approach in which new functionality representing web client was modeled and added to an existing video codec system in Figure 6 and the system was simulated and optimized based on the monitored information.
Since the decoder often does not know beforehand the encoded streams, this scalable function is obtained postmanufacturing and is unique to each codec system.
The wear reduction techniques of phase-change random access memory (PRAM) were studied in the article [6] based on frame store (FS) in H.264 codec system.
This paper proposes a novel high-performance direct 2-D transform algorithm which suitably arranges the data processing sequences adopted in row and column transforms of H.264 CODEC systems to finish the data transposition.
The particular choice of a codec will generally involve system design issues.
What is a codec? A. The word codec is short for compressor-decompressor.
This is done by way of a codec (a truncated combination of the words "compression" and "decompression"), a compression and decompression standard that is often called the heart of a videoconferencing system.
A codec is a program that converts signals into the right format for transmission.
Google, which has been one of the biggest drivers behind WebRTC, wants to use VP8 — a codec the company acquired when it bought the codec specialist On2 Technologies in 2009.
