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( BW)(CA-GENESIS-MICROCHIP)(GNSS) Samsung Designs Genesis Micrcochip's FLI2310 Video Processor into New Progressive-Scan DVD Player
Business Editors/High-Tech Writers
SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 15, 2003--
CEA 2003 Innovation Award-winning DVD-HD931 Leverages DCDi(R) by
Faroudja Technology and Brand
Genesis Microchip Inc. (Nasdaq:GNSS), a leading provider of display image processors, today announced that Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., a global leader in the consumer electronics industry, selected Genesis' FLI2310 video format converter for use in its DVD-HD931 progressive-scan DVD player. Currently available in the U.S., the DVD-HD931 retails for a suggested price of $299 USD and carries the DCDi(R) by Faroudja brand on its faceplate for easy consumer recognition.
"The DVD player market is forecasted to grow from 49 million units in 2002 to 64 million units in 2004. Semiconductor companies that can enable DVD player OEMs to raise the bar to the next level of advanced audio and video quality will benefit from this growth," said Jay Srivatsa, principal analyst, Consumer Electronics for iSuppli Corporation.
The FLI2310 is a single-chip digital video processor that converts standard interlaced and high definition video signals into formats compatible with the fixed pixel formats of flat panel displays. Additionally, the FLI2310 features video enhancement technologies, aspect ratio conversion and Faroudja(R)'s proprietary DCDi algorithms that eliminate the jagged edges seen on moving angled lines in video.
"After several product introductions utilizing Faroudja(R) video processing technology from Genesis, we again selected the FLI2310 controller for our new progressive-scan DVD player," said Y.S. Park, Samsung's vice president of DVD Research and Development Group. "We believe that Faroudja's Emmy award-winning DCDi(R) deinterlacing and image enhancement technologies enable Samsung's DVD-HD931 to produce the vibrant images and high-quality video that our customers expect."
"Having recently received a 2003 Innovation Award from the Consumer Electronics Association, the DVD-HD931 reflects Samsung's commitment to producing advanced, feature-rich consumer electronics," said Anders Frisk, executive vice president and COO of Genesis Microchip. "We are very pleased by Samsung's continued selection of our video processing technology to create visibly superior images in several of their products."
Other advanced performance capabilities of the FLI2310 include:
-- Patented film mode technology for proper handling of 3:2 and
2:2 pulldown, as well as bad-edit detection/correction.
-- Motion adaptive algorithms that select optimal filtering on a
per-pixel basis to produce maximum resolution and suppress
motion artifacts.
-- Patented non-linear enhancement algorithms to enhance the
small details and large edges of an image to create the
clearest picture without introducing artifacts.
-- Flexible horizontal and vertical scalers to perform aspect
ratio conversion and to upconvert an image to resolutions up
to 1080p or SXGA.
-- Input resolutions of 480i (NTSC), 576i (PAL/SECAM), 480p,
720p, 1080i and VGA to SXGA.
-- Output resolutions of 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p and
VGA to SXGA.
I can't wait. I only hope they bring this DVD player to my side of the world...
( BW)(CA-GENESIS-MICROCHIP)(GNSS) Samsung Designs Genesis Micrcochip's FLI2310 Video Processor into New Progressive-Scan DVD Player
Business Editors/High-Tech Writers
SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 15, 2003--
CEA 2003 Innovation Award-winning DVD-HD931 Leverages DCDi(R) by
Faroudja Technology and Brand
Genesis Microchip Inc. (Nasdaq:GNSS), a leading provider of display image processors, today announced that Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., a global leader in the consumer electronics industry, selected Genesis' FLI2310 video format converter for use in its DVD-HD931 progressive-scan DVD player. Currently available in the U.S., the DVD-HD931 retails for a suggested price of $299 USD and carries the DCDi(R) by Faroudja brand on its faceplate for easy consumer recognition.
"The DVD player market is forecasted to grow from 49 million units in 2002 to 64 million units in 2004. Semiconductor companies that can enable DVD player OEMs to raise the bar to the next level of advanced audio and video quality will benefit from this growth," said Jay Srivatsa, principal analyst, Consumer Electronics for iSuppli Corporation.
The FLI2310 is a single-chip digital video processor that converts standard interlaced and high definition video signals into formats compatible with the fixed pixel formats of flat panel displays. Additionally, the FLI2310 features video enhancement technologies, aspect ratio conversion and Faroudja(R)'s proprietary DCDi algorithms that eliminate the jagged edges seen on moving angled lines in video.
"After several product introductions utilizing Faroudja(R) video processing technology from Genesis, we again selected the FLI2310 controller for our new progressive-scan DVD player," said Y.S. Park, Samsung's vice president of DVD Research and Development Group. "We believe that Faroudja's Emmy award-winning DCDi(R) deinterlacing and image enhancement technologies enable Samsung's DVD-HD931 to produce the vibrant images and high-quality video that our customers expect."
"Having recently received a 2003 Innovation Award from the Consumer Electronics Association, the DVD-HD931 reflects Samsung's commitment to producing advanced, feature-rich consumer electronics," said Anders Frisk, executive vice president and COO of Genesis Microchip. "We are very pleased by Samsung's continued selection of our video processing technology to create visibly superior images in several of their products."
Other advanced performance capabilities of the FLI2310 include:
-- Patented film mode technology for proper handling of 3:2 and
2:2 pulldown, as well as bad-edit detection/correction.
-- Motion adaptive algorithms that select optimal filtering on a
per-pixel basis to produce maximum resolution and suppress
motion artifacts.
-- Patented non-linear enhancement algorithms to enhance the
small details and large edges of an image to create the
clearest picture without introducing artifacts.
-- Flexible horizontal and vertical scalers to perform aspect
ratio conversion and to upconvert an image to resolutions up
to 1080p or SXGA.
-- Input resolutions of 480i (NTSC), 576i (PAL/SECAM), 480p,
720p, 1080i and VGA to SXGA.
-- Output resolutions of 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p and
VGA to SXGA.
I can't wait. I only hope they bring this DVD player to my side of the world...