Patent
1993-03-26
1995-04-04
Powell, Mark R.
G06F 1520
Patent
active
054044464
ABSTRACT:
A video signal is received from an asynchronous link (15) at an irregular frame rate for display on a computer monitor 9 at a regular frame rate. Frames are transferred to the monitor via first and second buffers (23, 25). A control process (27) manages the transfer of frames between the first and second buffers and is responsible for deciding if, when and how many frames to transfer, in order to minimise the delay between the incoming image and the displayed image.
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Aldred Barry K.
Bowater Ronald J.
Woodman Steven P.
Chauhan U.
International Business Machines - Corporation
McKinley Martin J.
Powell Mark R.
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