Multiscan display on a plasma display panel
AssigneeThomson Licensing
InventorsCedric Thebault, Carlos Correa, Sébastien Weitbruch
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AssigneeThomson Licensing
InventorsCedric Thebault, Carlos Correa, Sébastien Weitbruch
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In the field of video displaying the low video levels do not generate large area flicker. For displaying video sources with higher frame rate, it is therefore the idea of the invention, to extract from two corresponding pixels of two successive video frames a common portion (Vx) that will be displayed at a sub-frequency fv/2 while the individual portions (V1′, V2′) of the corresponding pixels video are displayed at the correct high frequency fv. The time period for displaying two frames is divided into three sub-groups. Two groups of sub-fields with similar sizes, for displaying the individual portions (V1′, V2′) and one group of sub-fields, called extra-codes, for displaying the common portion (Vx). This enables to eliminate large area flicker artifacts from PDPs, when displaying 50 Hz based video norms by using upconverted 100 Hz video sequences and to display real high frequency video on the PDP (ca. up to 120 Hz) without frame dropping.
Method for displaying video frames, wherein each video frame is displayed by activating pixels forming a display, and a sequence of said video frames is displayed with a main frame repetition frequency, wherein driving of the pixels is determined by video values in the video frame, characterized by the steps of extracting a portion of the video values for corresponding pixels in two successive video frames, thereby splitting the video values of the two corresponding pixels into a common portion and an individual portion, taking the common portion of the video values for driving a display with a reduced frame repetition frequency and taking the individual portion of the video values for driving the display with the main frame repetition frequency.
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