Reducing fill and improving quality of interlaced displays using multi-sampling

Inactive Publication Date: 2005-03-22
MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
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The present invention provides a system, method and computer program product for reducing fill and improving quality of interlaced displays using over-sampling. In an embodiment of the invention, a frame buffer for an interlaced display is filled. Initially, a first multi-sample of the first line of the first field is calculated. The bottom sub-pixels of the first multi-sample are the top sub-pixels of a multi-sample of the first line of the second field, i.e., the bottom sub-pixels of the first multi-sample are over-sampled. The first multi-sample is written into the frame buffer. Then, a second multi-sample of the second line of the first field is calculated. The top sub-pixels of the second multi-sample are

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Interlaced scanning, however, does not come without drawbacks.
Because interlaced scanning displays only one half of the lines of an image at a time, images with high-frequency vertical information tend to flicker or have other visual aberrations, r

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The present invention is directed towards a system method and computer program product for reducing fill and improving quality of interlaced displays using multi-samples. The present invention is described in terms of a software environment. Description in these terms is provided for convenience only. It is not intended that the present invention be limited to application in this example environment. In fact, after reading the following description, it will become apparent to the person skilled in the relevant art how to implement the invention in alternative environments known now or developed in the future.

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To more clearly delineate the present invention, an effort is made throughout the specification to adhere to the following term definitions as consistently as possible.

The term “frame” is used to refer to a single image in a sequence of images. A video clip consists of multiple frames.

The terms “interlacing” and “interlaced scanning” are used to refer to a vide

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Abstract

The present invention provides a system, method and computer program product for reducing fill and improving quality of interlaced displays using multi-sampling. In an embodiment of the invention, a frame buffer for a interlaced display is filled. Initially, a first multi-sample of the first line of the first field is calculated. The bottom sub-pixels of the first multi-sample are the top sub-pixels of a multi-sample of the first line of the second field. The first multi-sample is written into the frame buffer. Then, a second multi-sample of the second line of the first field is calculated. The top sub-pixels of the second multi-sample are the bottom sub-pixels of a multi-sample of the first line of the second field. Also, the bottom sub-pixels of the second multi-sample are the top sub-pixels of the second line of the second field. The second multi-sample is written into the frame buffer. A multi-sample for each subsequent line of the first field is calculated in this manner and written into the frame buffer. Then, a last multi-sample consisting of the bottom sub-pixels of a full multi-sample of the last line of the second field is calculated. The last multi-sample is also written into the frame buffer.

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Owner MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
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