Pioneer Elite Reference BDP-09FD Brochure & Specs page 5

T he BDP - 09F D is built with the same attention
to detail on the inside as it is on the outside.
Video Processing LSIs
To provide the video processing power the BDP-09FD needed,
Pioneer employed two large-scale integration (LSI) video chips,
one produced by Pioneer, and another devel oped by Pioneer
in conjunction with chipmak er Renesas
Marvell
To improve video quality from both Blu-ray Discs and standard
D V Ds, Pioneer chose the advanced video processor from
Mar v el l . T his chip is r eno w ned f or t he cr isp, noise -f r e e,
and ar tifact-f r ee v ideo images it pr oduces.
Technol og y.
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Qdeo Video Processor
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Triple HD Digital Noise Reduction
T he BDP - 09F D features three t ypes of noise reduction.
Component-frame noise reduction minimizes rough texture
noise, as is often seen in shots of sk y and bl ank wall s. Bl ock
noise reduction addresses the bl ock iness that can occur in
dark parts of a picture. Mosquito noise reduction diminishes
the fuzz y distor tion that can appear around object edges.
X.V.Color
X .V.Col or—al so k nown as x vY CC—broadens the gamut of
available colors. It allows for the reproduction of 80 percent
more col ors than previous video technol ogies, del ivering
deeper reds, greens, and bl ues than ever before possibl e.
Pure Cinema I/P Conversion
Most movies originate as film at 24 frames per second. While
Blu-ray Disc players can output this signal, many T Vs cannot
accept it. Pure Cinema I / P Conversion ensures that the 24 fps
signal is converted to 60 fps while retaining smooth motion .
Video Presets Mode
The BDP-09F D's Video Presets Mode provides five settings
that optimize the image to suit the performance characteristics
of different video display types, including plasmas, LCDs,
projectors, and professional displ ays.
Dual HDMI 1.3A Outputs
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T he BDP - 09F D is the first Bl u - ray Disc pl ayer with t wo
HDMI outputs. Dual outputs al l ow the pl ayer to drive t wo
video displ ays without the l oss of qual it y that might result
from using a distribution ampl ifier. T he outputs can al so be
u s e d t o s e p a r a t e t h e a u dio a n d v id e o s ig n a l s .
48-Bit Deep Color Support
Deep Color technology allows for the reproduction of a wider
range of hues and shades. The minimum Deep Color specification
requires a bit depth of 30 bits, resulting in a maximum of about
1 billion different possible colors. The BDP-09F D's 48-bit
depth all ows for the possibility to displ ay more than 281
tril l ion differ ent col or s.