Content-transformation power management of a mobile display
AssigneeTexas Instruments Incorporated
InventorsLeonardo W. Estevez, Shivshankar Ramamurthi
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AssigneeTexas Instruments Incorporated
InventorsLeonardo W. Estevez, Shivshankar Ramamurthi
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The present invention provides a video server. In one embodiment, the video server includes a perceptual analyzer configured to analyze frames of a video sequence and provide a video analysis file. The video server also includes a transmitter coupled to the perceptual analyzer and configured to transmit both the video sequence and the video analysis file. The present invention also provides a mobile client. In one embodiment, the mobile client includes a liquid crystal display (LCD) having a backlight and configured to provide a video sequence for the mobile client. The mobile client also includes a display processor, coupled to the LCD, configured to employ a received video analysis file to enhance at least one of a brightness and contrast of the video sequence and correspondingly reduce a backlight intensity of the backlight.
A mobile client, comprising:
A method of operating a mobile client, comprising:
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