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Design and implementation of MPEG audio layer III decoder using graphics processing units

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5 Author(s)
Chen Xiaoliang ; Key Lab. of Noise & Vibration, Chinese Acad. of Sci., Beijing, China ; Zheng Chengshi ; Ma Longhua ; Cheng Xiaobin
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This paper describes a new implemented method for the MPEG audio layer III (MP3) decoder. The proposed architecture is based on a graphic process unit (GPU) using CUDA environment, where it can effectively take advantage of modern GPU's parallel computing power. The implemented system with this architecture employs a multi-thread model and memory optimization to process MP3 decoding in parallel, so it is significant to minimize the computational overhead. Experimental results on a GTX260+ graphics card showed that the proposed architecture is over five times faster than traditional MP3 library based on CPU.

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Image Analysis and Signal Processing (IASP), 2010 International Conference on

Date of Conference: 9-11 April 2010

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