A method of identifying inconsistent field dominance metadata in a sequence of video frames
A video frame and metadata technology, applied in the field of identifying inconsistent field advantage metadata in video frame sequences, can solve problems such as flag damage and wrongly set flags
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[0020] see figure 1 , schematically shows a video frame 10 comprising horizontal lines 12, 14 making up the image. Typically, a frame conforming to the PAL standard includes 625 such pixel rows, while a frame conforming to the US NTSC standard includes 525 rows. As mentioned before, each video frame 10 comprises two separate fields. A field will contain the top row of pixels and every other subsequent row, i.e. it will contain the figure 1 All line breaks shown in the representation. This field is called the front field. Another field will contain the second row of pixels and every other subsequent row such that it includes the bottom row of pixels in the video frame, i.e. figure 1 The solid line row of pixels shown in . This field is called the back field.
[0021] Although individual video sequences will be recorded with a constant individual field advantage, it is very likely that several such individual video sequences will be edited together to form the final broadc...
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