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square-division_versus_two-sample_interleave [2017/10/10 10:22] – [Two Sample Interleave (2SI)] walkeradminsquare-division_versus_two-sample_interleave [2023/03/21 20:39] (current) walkeradmin
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-==== Quad ====+ 
 +==== Quad (Square Division) ====
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 Quad (Square Division) is the way we started our AVP H.264 contribution. The 4K signal is presented as 4xHD-SDI (up to p30) or 4x3G-SDI (up to p60). Each input is a quarter of the image (quadrant).  Quad (Square Division) is the way we started our AVP H.264 contribution. The 4K signal is presented as 4xHD-SDI (up to p30) or 4x3G-SDI (up to p60). Each input is a quarter of the image (quadrant). 
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-In Square Division QUAD mode +In Square Division QUAD mode, the picture is split in to four quadrants, each quadrant containg a quarter of the image. 
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 +{{:square_division_quad.jpg?900|}} 
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 +Each quadrant comprises exactly 1/4 of the UHD Image (so a 1920x1080 HD image) 
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 +For 2SI mode, each quadrant contains a quarter of the picture information, but as a fully decodable HD image. 
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 +{{:2si.jpg?900|}} 
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 +2SI method allows picture 
 +monitoring on standard 1080P displays as each link carries the whole image at ¼ of its original resolution
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