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HQV True 1080i to 1080p De-interlacing
Rather than discarding half the resolution of high-definition (HD) images as today’s image processors typically do, HQV technology uses the full four-field processing window for HD video de-interlacing and cadence detection, preserving the rich details in HD imagery.
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HQV SD/HD Multi-Direction Diagonal Filter (MDDF)
A true 10-bit diagonal interpolator that removes any “jaggies” and/or stair-stepping artifacts from de-interlaced video sources without blurring the image.
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HQV Noise Reduction
A fully automatic per-pixel adaptive software algorithm that adds a fourth dimension of pixel-by-pixel noise and motion measurement, detecting and reducing the analog and MPEG noise that currently plagues DVD and broadcast sources.
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HQV Detail Enhancement
Watching standard-definition (SD) images on HD displays often produces a blurring effect resulting in a disappointing visual experience. HQV detail enhancement improves the image detail on a pixel-by-pixel basis, delivering SD that approaches HD quality.
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HQV Automatic Film Mode Cadence Processing
A quantum improvement in automatic handling of film and video sources such as 3:2 and 2:2 sequences common to broadcast and DVD. HQV processing provides industry-first support for “Vari-Speed” cadences such as 3:2:3:2:2 commonly used for movies broadcast on television, as well as 5:5, 6:4, and 8:7, cadences used for the many different styles of animation. HQV cadence processing ensures that users will always be viewing film and video sources in the original format without loss of resolution. HQV technology is first to offer 3:2 insertion which is needed for the new HD Blu-Ray and HD-DVD formats coming soon to the consumer market.
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HQV Automatic Per Pixel Video/Film Detection
Rather than making frame level decisions for video vs. film processing, often causing artifacts in video titles over film backgrounds, HQV makes pixel-level decisions, processing film pixels as film and video pixels as video.
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HQV 16 to 1024-tap Adaptive Scaling
Resolution up and down-scaling requires a large set of image samples to prevent the introduction of scaling artifacts. Realta delivers unprecedented image scaling quality by providing the industry’s first 16 to 1024-tap adaptive scaling engine.
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True 10-Bit Processing
True to its professional heritage, Realta offers a complete input to output 4:4:4 color processing and a full 10-bit internal data path, enabling the rendering of over 1 billion colors.
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Equal Quality Two Channel Processing
An industry first, the Realta’s powerful image processing engines can process two full resolution channels of HD or SD, enabling equal image quality for each video window in PIP, PAP, and POP modes.
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eWARP-2 Geometry Processing
For applications requiring image warping, Realta’s proprietary eWARP-2 engine allows for AnyPlaceTM flexible projector placement while maintaining the highest quality graphics, fine text, and crisp HD video.
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