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… jagged golf clubs? … soccer comets? … blocks everywhere? … stretched images? The Real World is Difficult to Replicate The Real World is Difficult to Replicate Reality – The Ultimate Benchmark Video Processing is a Complex World Different sources output different signals DNX? — Digital Natural Expression DNX embodies Pixelworks’ core philosophy:Every stage of video processing must be optimized! Optimally tuned TVs deliver clear, natural looking video:Video is only as good as its weakest processor! Smoothing Low-Angle Edges What causes ‘jaggies’? Inherent to pixelated displays Low angles emphasize the pixel matrix Some algorithms ‘paint’ imagesthat are primitive and place pixels crudely DNX? LAI technology Globally optimize angles Look at multiple video lines and applysmoothing algorithms Use more information to make better decisions Improving Pixel Response Rate What causes ‘comet tails’? LCDs cannot keep up with fast-moving objects LCD response time is slower than CRTs LCD pixels turn on/off at 20 milliseconds CRTs are much faster LCD response time is asymmetric Pixels turned-on at a different rate than turned-off DNX? PixelBoost technology Compensate slow LCD response time byadaptively over-driving pixels Manipulate the video signal to help a panel display it more accurately Algorithm based on motion origin, velocityand direction Significantly improved apparent motion sharpness (no blurring) Perfecting Interlaced Video What causes ‘combing’ or ‘tearing’? Pixelated displays use progressive scan Traditional interlaced video sends odd/even fields separately Accommodate limited transmission bandwidth when CRT TV technology was designed Send higher resolution with lower bandwidth Still images and moving images need to be processed differently DNX? Deinterlacing technology Use more information to make dynamic decisions about the optimal algorithm to apply Look ahead several frames to project movement of objects Intelligently apply optimal algorithm mix