Workstation for processing and producing a video signal

Details Workstation for processing and producing a video signal Workstation for processing and producing a video signal

2004-10-29

2008-08-26

Nguyen, Phu K (Department: 2628)

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system

Computer graphics processing

Three-dimension

C345S420000, C345S619000, C348S446000, C348S564000, C348S584000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07417633

ABSTRACT:
A workstation for processing and producing a video signal comprises a video input system, a video graphics processor, and a video output system. The video input system may comprise a video input module, a first video pipeline, and a second video pipeline. The video output system may comprise a receiver, a video pipeline and a video output module. In addition, the video input system may comprise a video input module having a specific configuration and a video processing module having a connector for coupling the video input module, the specific configuration of the video input module setting the characteristics of the video processing module. The video output system may comprise a video processing module having a connector for coupling a video output module and a video output module having a specific configuration, the specific configuration of the video output module setting the characteristics of the video processing module.

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