Device for decoding analog video and converting interlaced into non-interlaced for motion adaptive resource sharing
An interlaced-to-progressive and resource-sharing technology, applied in the field of analog video decoding and interlaced-to-progressive devices, can solve the problems of low complexity, logical redundancy, and insufficient compactness, and achieve the effect of reducing system costs
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[0029] According to different video signal input formats, the present invention completes the detection of video motion and spatial similarity under the same set of hardware signal detection device, and completes the functions of three-dimensional motion adaptive comb filter and three-dimensional motion adaptive interlaced to progressive processing, Obtain progressive or interlaced high-quality component signals that can be recognized by standard display devices. The analog video decoding and interlaced-to-progressive device for motion-adaptive resource sharing of the present invention is especially suitable for converting interlaced video to progressive video in consumer electronic video with high image quality requirements, which can ensure stillness, slow motion, and fast motion The high degree of detail in the process of image decoding and interlaced-to-progressive conversion can also ensure that there are no jagged and comb-filtered bright-color crosstalk errors in moving ...
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