Arris Enterprises LLC

Chetan Kumar Viswanath Gubbi

Padmassri Chandrashekar

Shailesh Ramamurthy

Padmagowri Pichumani

Vinay Kulkarni

Anil Kumar Nellore

AnilKumar Nellore

Dileep Devaraj

Balaji Vinayagam

Yashaswini Ashok Kumar

Gopal Pushpa Subramaniyam

Sambashivarao Chava

Nitoo Mishra

A system and a method are provided for an external server for use with a first network device and an external network. The external server contains: a memory having a priori data stored therein, the a priori data includes a plurality of potential security attack signatures; and a processor configured to execute instructions stored on the memory to cause the external server to: monitor the first network device for actions on the first network device; identify an action on the first network device that matches one of the plurality of potential security attack signatures of the a priori data; and notify the first network device that the action is a potential security attack.

Proactive identification of potential security threats on residential gateway devices

A client device attempts to communicate with an access point device both when it is connected to the wireless network along with the access point device as well as when the client device is remote communicating over the Internet. The client device determines a communications path and appropriate command protocol depending upon the client device's location and the communications command protocol supported by the access point device. Once this selection occurs, a user may provide a voice command which is translated into text and converted into an appropriate formatted command message for transmission to the access point device. Any response from the access point device is received by the client device as the same formatted command message which is converted to speech and presented to the user and both an audio and a visual display corresponding to the response.

Voice based interface for residential gateways and access point devices

A method is provided for decoding an encoded video stream on a processor having a plurality of processing cores includes receiving and examining a video stream to identify any macroscopic constructs present therein that support parallel processing. Decoding of the video stream is divided into a plurality of decoding functions. The plurality of decoding functions is scheduled for decoding the video stream in a dynamic manner based on availability of any macroscopic constructs that have been identified and then based on a number of bytes used to encode each block into which each picture of the video stream is partitioned. Each of the decoding functions is dispatched to the plurality of processing cores in accordance with the scheduling.

Content aware scheduling in a HEVC decoder operating on a multi-core processor platform

A method is provided for determining a context-index when performing Context-based Adaptive Binary Arithmetic Coding (CABAC) for video compression or decompression includes initializing to an initialized value each of a plurality of context-indexes of chosen syntax elements associated with a given block (e.g., a macroblock). The context-index of dependent neighboring blocks of the given block is evaluated. The dependent neighboring blocks are blocks that have a context-index that depends on coding of a current bin position. The context-index of the dependent neighboring blocks is updated if and only if their context-index changes from the initialized values.

Acceleration of context adaptive binary arithmetic coding (CABAC) in video codecs

Acceleration of context adaptive binary arithmetic coding (CABAC) in video CODECS

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