Deinterlacing apparatus and method thereof

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C348S448000

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07142247

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for and a method of deinterlacing an interlaced image signal. A weight value is calculated after detecting degree of a motion between a pixel of a previous field and a pixel of a next field relative to a pixel of the current field to be interpolated. An inter-field interpolation value is calculated based on pixels in previous and next fields corresponding to the pixel to be interpolated. An intra-field interpolation value is calculated based adjacent pixels in the same field as the pixel to be interpolated. A final interpolation value is calculated based on the on the inter-field interpolation value, the intra-field interpolation value and the weight value.

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Office Action (issue date: Jul. 30, 2004) issued from Chinese Patent Office with respect to Chinese Patent Applicaiton No. 03143602.1 filed on Jul. 25, 2003.

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