The motion compensation of TV is introduced as follows:
The MEMC motion compensation function is an independent hardware chip function. It estimates the trajectory of object motion through new products and algorithms, and finally compensates for the picture that does not exist in the video source, making the high-speed picture smoother.
120Hz MEMC high-speed motion compensation increases the low frame rate content to 120 frames for playback, which can effectively avoid tearing and freezing of high-speed images, and ensure that we can be smooth and smooth when watching games such as ball games.
MC-DI 3D motion compensation is one of the ninth generation image quality engine algorithms, which can convert the original interlaced signal of the picture into a progressive signal over time, making the picture more stable.
The MEMC motion compensation function is an independent hardware chip function. It estimates the trajectory of object motion through new products and algorithms, and finally compensates for the picture that does not exist in the video source, making the high-speed picture smoother.
120Hz MEMC high-speed motion compensation increases the low frame rate content to 120 frames for playback, which can effectively avoid tearing and freezing of high-speed images, and ensure that we can be smooth and smooth when watching games such as ball games.
MC-DI 3D motion compensation is one of the ninth generation image quality engine algorithms, which can convert the original interlaced signal of the picture into a progressive signal over time, making the picture more stable.