Samsung LNT4669F Training Manual page 57

Ⅱ. Inside of Peony2
Picture Display
Adaptive Anti-motion Detect De-interlacing is one of the 14 dynamic picture
enhancement(s).
This feature is only useful when displaying an image in the progressive mode.
At all other instances, the signal is passed through to the scaler.
1. In a typical progressive display, the video fields can be separated into two groups,
namely the Even/Top field and the Odd/Bottom field.
2. There are two modes of progressive displays available—Bob and Weave—that can
enhance the "clarity" of the picture. Weave is applied to the static (including text)
portion of the picture, and Bob is applied to the motion portion of the picture that
is not good. The SVP™LX uses the pixel base adaptive static motion detection
algorithm to implement both Bob and Weave methodology on the same picture.
3. For example, a moving object will have the Bob mode applied to it, while the Weave
mode is applied to the Understand.
4. Under the 1080i mode, SVP™LX supports either Bob mode de-interlacing or motion
adaptive de-interlacing.
5. For PC requirements, SVP™LX supports up to SXGA (1280x1024x60p) output
resolution.
SCALER: SVP-LX64