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Detector for detecting bad editing of image signal

A detection device and editing technology, applied in the field of detection circuits, can solve problems such as image output jaggedness, TV image jaggedness, etc.

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-02-27
SUNPLUS TECH CO LTD
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[0008] Although the aforementioned method can effectively detect whether the image source is a movie signal and achieve a perfect multiplier output, however, poor editing of the movie data will cause damage to the 3:2 pull down ratio, resulting in jagged image output, as shown in the figure Fields 1-8 shown in 5 are from movie fragment A, while fields 9-16 are from movie fragment B. Due to the bad editing of movie fragment B, after field 9, it no longer conforms to the 3:2 pull down ratio , and please refer to Fig. 4, since the film detection state transition diagram needs to be in the field 11 to judge the need to jump out of the film mode, therefore, when the output frame is generated based on the field 9, the original does not belong to the same Field 9 and Field 10 of the frame are combined into one frame, which will cause jaggedness in the TV image
[0009] In order to solve the aforementioned problems, US Patent 6201577 (name: Film source video detection) provides a method for detecting bad editing, which is to detect bad editing on the current output image, so as to notify the film detection when bad editing is found The editor jumps out of movie mode to avoid the problem of combining images that do not belong to the same frame into one frame. However, since the detection of bad edits is performed on the current output image, when bad edits are detected , the line multiplier already outputs an aliased frame, and it is not possible to completely avoid image aliasing

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[0033] FIG. 6 shows a preferred embodiment of the detection device for detecting bad editing of the present invention, which includes the following elements: field buffers 61, 62, 63 and 64, frame motion detector 65, film detector 66, Bad edit detector 67 , line frequency multiplier 68 , multiplexers 691 and 692 and counter 693 . The field buffers 61, 62, 63 and 64 are used to temporarily store the odd and even fields continuously input in time, wherein the buffer 62 stores the currently output field f1, and the field buffers 64, 63, and 61 are used to store the second field f3 behind, the first field f2 behind, and the first field f0 ahead in time respectively, and the line multiplier 68 will generate an output based on field f1 picture frame.

[0034] The aforementioned frame motion detector 65 is used to compare whether the field f0 and the field f2 are the same, that is, to detect whether two consecutive odd or two consecutive even fields are the same, and output '0 if th...

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The device is in use for sensing TV image signal. When it is detected that source of TV image is from movie signal and not from video signal, deinterleaving process can be carried out for signal in movie mode by line multiplier directly in order to increase vertical resolution of TV image signal so that saw-toothed TV image caused by poor edited image signal will not create. The invention can detect poor edited image signal before it is played so as to prevent saw-toothed image created.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a detection circuit, especially a detection device suitable for detecting whether there is bad editing of image signals. Background technique [0002] Due to the limitation of transmission bandwidth, the current transmission of TV images adopts the method of interactive transmission of odd / even image fields. As shown in FIG. 1 , odd fields 10 and 12 have only odd lines of image data, while even display fields 11 and 13 have only even lines of image data. Due to the improvement of the vertical resolution of the new generation TV, a line doubler (line doubler) is needed inside the TV to perform frequency doubling processing to improve the vertical resolution. Among them, the simplest frequency doubling process is to directly combine adjacent odd and even fields to form a progressive scan frame. However, since the adjacent odd and even fields have time differences, directly combining the odd and even fields to generate s...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): H04N5/14
Inventor 吕志明
Owner SUNPLUS TECH CO LTD
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