Frame Rate Converter for 4K
TMC’s FRUC (Frame Rate Up-Converter) for 4K RTL Core utilizes proprietary ”DMNA- MEMC” (Motion Estimation and Motion Compensation…
Overview
TMC’s FRUC (Frame Rate Up-Converter) for 4K RTL Core utilizes proprietary ”DMNA- MEMC” (Motion Estimation and Motion Compensation) algorithm which generates high accuracy and non-artifact interpolating frames with compact circuit resource. By inserting the interpolating new frames into the original frames, the smooth 4K video images can be generated
Key features
- TMC’s FRUC utilizes “MEMC” algorithm optimized by DMNA.
- Extremely small generations of halo, judder, and artifact on the interpolating frames.
- 2:2 pull down and 2:3 pull down detections are implemented.
- Processing functions for motionless section, scrolling ticker, and screen edge are implemented.
- Multiple latency modes can be set.
- Parameters for interpolation can be set from outside of the core.
- Implementation to FPGA is possible.
Block Diagram
Benefits
- Input & Output formats : YUV 4:2:0 / 4:2:2 / 4:4:4 / RGB
- Resolution : ~4K
- Frame rate : Input = 24, 30, 48, 50, 60fps Output = Max. 240fps
- Frame Conversion rates : x2, x4, x5, x8, x10
- Input / Output interface : Raster scan format (customization available)
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What is Frame Rate Converter for 4K?
Frame Rate Converter for 4K is a Video Processing IP core from Techno Mathematical Co., Ltd. listed on Semi IP Hub.
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