DSC

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DSC is a visually lossless video compression standard developed by VESA to reduce display interface bandwidth while preserving image quality for high-resolution screens.

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instanceOf display interface technology
video compression standard
applicationDomain computer displays
consumer electronics
display interfaces
mobile device displays
benefit reduced cable cost
reduced link bandwidth requirements
support for higher resolutions over existing interfaces
category digital video compression
display technology standard
compressionMethod block‑based compression
entropy coding
compressionRatio typically around 3:1
compressionType visually lossless compression
designGoal low complexity hardware implementation
low latency
power efficiency
developer VESA
linked to: VESA DSC

Video Electronics Standards Association
linked to: VESA
fullName Display Stream Compression
operatesOn display video frames
pixel streams
purpose enable high‑resolution displays
preserve image quality
reduce display interface bandwidth
qualityCharacteristic visually lossless at typical viewing conditions
relatedStandard DisplayPort 1.4
DisplayPort 2.0
HDMI 2.1
MIPI DSI‑2
linked to: MIPI DSI-2
standardizedBy VESA
linked to: VESA DSC
supportsFeature high dynamic range
high refresh rate video
high‑resolution video
wide color gamut
targetUseCase 4K displays
5K displays
8K displays
high‑resolution mobile panels
usedInStandard DisplayPort
Embedded DisplayPort
HDMI
MIPI DSI

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