Pulse or digital communications – Bandwidth reduction or expansion – Television or motion video signal
Patent
1997-07-15
2000-11-21
Le, Vu
Pulse or digital communications
Bandwidth reduction or expansion
Television or motion video signal
37524016, 3484161, 348699, H04N 712
Patent
active
061513636
ABSTRACT:
A method of generating motion vectors from a video signal, for use in motion compensation, is applicable to interlaced video signals. In the method alternate video fields are shifted vertically so as to align the picture lines of interlaced fields, by moving the lines of one field up by half a picture line and the lines of the next field down by half a picture line. The fields of each resultant pair are compared to produce a set of motion vectors which can be used to motion compensate the video signal. The accuracy may be improved using temporal filters operative on correlation surfaces derived over tow or more field intervals.
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Burl Michael
Layton Phillip Graham
British Broadcasting Corporation
Le Vu
Neuner George W.
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