September 2012
Intermediate to advanced
232 pages
5h 26m
English
6.1 Basic Deinterlacing Techniques
6.2 Motion-Adaptive Deinterlacing: The Basics
6.4.1 Another feature that is becoming standard in advanced deinterlacers
In the days of CRT the video sent to the TV was interlaced (the meaning of which will be discussed later) and the TV monitor on which it was displayed worked perfectly for that format. However, most TVs and monitors are now LCD or Plasma, and these have no ability to interpret interlaced video.
Video deinterlacing techniques were developed to address the problem of legacy interlaced video that was required by old analog televisions.
First we need to understand interlaced video (see Figure 6.1). Consider ...
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