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Improved video effect recall technique

CA 2620140 C · Owner: Silberstein, Ralph Andrew · Inventors: Silberstein, Ralph Andrew

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A video switcher (10) advantageously affords the capability of executing a video effect following recall that avoids visible artifacts upon transitioning from one effect to another. At the outset the switcher identifies active , elements within the video effect the comprising those elements that undergo a change during execution of the video effect as opposed to those that remain , inert during effect execution. The switcher then dynamically calculates offset for application to an initial key frame value for the video effect to avoid any change in value to active elements upon initial effect recall. The offset value is applied to each subsequent interpolation of the video effect …

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  • Filed September 2, 2005 and granted April 28, 2015. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended September 2, 2025.
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FiledSeptember 2, 2005
GrantedApril 28, 2015
Term endedSeptember 2, 2025
Patent numberCA 2620140 C
Classification (IPC)H04N5/26 +1 more

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