ZeroGVC: Zero-Shot Generative Video Compression with Autoregressive Diffusion Priors
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.22371v2
- Date: Tue, 23 Jun 2026 05:42:33 GMT
- Title: ZeroGVC: Zero-Shot Generative Video Compression with Autoregressive Diffusion Priors
- Abstract summary: We propose ZeroGVC, a zero-shot generative video compression framework.<n>ZeroGVC encodes the first frame of each group of pictures (GOP) with an image and represents subsequent P-frames through Codebook-Guided Autoregressive Latent Compression.<n>Experiments on standard video compression benchmarks demonstrate that ZeroGVC achieves superior perceptual reconstruction quality at ultra-lows without any additional training.
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- Abstract: Recent generative video compression methods leverage powerful generative priors to achieve perceptually pleasing reconstructions. However, most existing approaches require additional training to adapt generative models to produce realistic reconstructions from compact representations. In this paper, we propose ZeroGVC, a zero-shot generative video compression framework that leverages pretrained autoregressive diffusion priors for low-delay video reconstruction. ZeroGVC encodes the first frame of each group of pictures (GOP) with an image codec and represents subsequent P-frames through Codebook-Guided Autoregressive Latent Compression. This design is motivated by our observation that the compression scheme of denoising diffusion codebook models is effective in few-step consistency sampling. By selecting compact combinations of reproducible codebook noise vectors, ZeroGVC steers the latent denoising trajectory toward the target P-frame while allowing the decoder to reproduce the same trajectory in only a few denoising steps. In addition, we design an optional bidirectional reference mode that mitigates error propagation by leveraging the next I-frame context without introducing any additional bitrate overhead. Extensive experiments on standard video compression benchmarks demonstrate that ZeroGVC achieves superior perceptual reconstruction quality at ultra-low bitrates without any additional training.
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