To implement the IEEE 754 Double Big Endian Algorithm, you need to follow these steps:

Break the 64-bit binary representation of the number into sign bit, exponent bits, and mantissa
bits.

Interpret the exponent bits as an offset from a bias of 1023.

If the exponent is all 1's, it is interpreted as a special value (infinity or NaN).

If the exponent is not all 1's, the value of the number is (-1)^sign * 2^(exponent - 1023) *
1.mantissa

Store the sign bit, exponent bits, and mantissa bits in memory in big-endian format, with the
sign bit as the most significant bit, followed by the exponent bits, followed by the mantissa
bits.

When reading the number back from memory, follow the same process in reverse to obtain
the original number.

Note: You can use bitwise operations and shifting in a programming language such as C or Java
to manipulate the individual bits.

VBS refers to Variable Bit-rate Shaping, a method for controlling the data rate of a video
stream. To implement VBS, you can follow these steps:

First, you need to determine the target bit-rate for the video stream. This target rate should
take into account the desired quality of the video, as well as the available bandwidth and any
constraints on the data rate.

Next, you need to analyze the video stream to determine which frames are critical to
maintaining quality, and which frames can tolerate a lower data rate. This can be done using a
variety of methods, including motion estimation, scene analysis, and subjective quality testing.

Once you have analyzed the video stream, you can allocate the available bit-rate to the
different frames based on their importance. This can be done using a variety of methods,
including rate-distortion optimization, bit-rate allocation algorithms, and rate control
algorithms.

After allocating the bit-rate to each frame, you need to encode the video stream using the
appropriate data rate for each frame. This can be done using a video codec that supports VBS,
such as H.264 or VP9.

Finally, you need to transmit the encoded video stream over the network using a transport
protocol that supports VBR, such as RTP or HTTP.

Note: The specifics of the implementation will depend on the specific requirements of your
project and the tools and technologies that you are using.