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Method and apparatus for video deinterlacing and format conversion
   
Document Number
US Patent 7362376
Issued Date
April 22, 2008
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A method for deinterlacing a picture is disclosed. The method generally includes the steps of (A) generating a plurality of primary scores by searching along a plurality of primary angles for an edge in the picture proximate a location interlaced with a field of the picture, (B) generating a plurality of neighbor scores by searching for the edge along a plurality of neighbor angles proximate a particular angle of the primary angles corresponding to a particular score of the primary scores having a best value and (C) identifying a best score from a group of scores consisting of the particular score and the neighbor scores to generate an interpolated sample at the location.
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Owner
LSI Logic Corporation (Milpitas, CA)
Published
April 22, 2008
Application Number
10/744,693
Filed
December 23, 2003
US Classification
348/448   348/452 348/458 348/625 348/E5.064 348/E5.109 348/E7.012 382/199 382/262
Int'l Classification
H04N   7/01   (20060101)   G06K   9/40   (20060101)   G06K   9/48   (20060101)   H04N   11/20   (20060101)  
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348/448   348/452   348/458   348/625   348/699   348/700   348/701   382/199   382/262   345/606  
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Whether interlaced video fields form a progressive video frame can be automatically determined. The presence or absence of a first characteristic of one or more video fields can be determined by analysis of the fields and/or related information such as flags, cadence, previous determinations, and others. Similarly, the presence or absence of a second characteristic can be detected. In accordance with the detecting, how likely or whether the two or more video fields form a progressive video frame can be determined based on a possibly predetermined likelihood that fields of progressive video frames in general have or do not have the first characteristic and based on a possibly predetermined likelihood that fields of interlaced video frames in general have or do not have the second characteristic.

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