Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Motion vector generation
Patent
1995-09-12
1996-10-01
Britton, Howard W.
Television
Image signal processing circuitry specific to television
Motion vector generation
345100, 348700, 348701, 348415, G09G 336, H04N 718
Patent
active
055614760
ABSTRACT:
Display standards in common use for the display of computer or television images on high resolution displays, commonly assume that the output image will be displayed on an output device having a high refresh rate. A high refresh rate is normally required so the viewer does not observe flicker, stilted motion or other visual artifacts if a lower refresh rate were used. It is difficult to drive some displays at a high refresh rate. An apparatus is disclosed for detecting areas of an input image that are changing over time, even where the input image may be subject to some degree of noise. A priority value is determined for providing a measure of this change for use with a system to determine which areas of the image may need changing as a matter of high priority.
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Pulver Mark
Britton Howard W.
Canon Inc.
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