Video signal control apparatus and video signal control method
View Patent ↗According to one embodiments a video signal control apparatus includes an average luminance detector and a display luminance controller. The average luminance detector detects the average luminance of a video signal with respect to each frame. The display luminance controller controls the display luminance of a first frame using the average luminance of a second frame prior to the first frame. When luminance change from the average luminance of the first frame to that of the second frame exceeds a predetermined threshold, the display luminance controller replaces the average luminance of the second frame with that of the first frame to control the display luminance of the first frame based on the average luminance of the first frame.
1. A video signal control apparatus comprising:
an average luminance detector configured to detect average picture level (APL) of a
video signal with respect to each frame; and
a display luminance controller configured to
control display luminance of a first frame by setting a gain responsive to an APL of the first frame but not responsive to an APL of a second frame prior to the first frame when an APL change between the first frame and the second frame exceeds a predetermined threshold, and
control the display luminance of the first frame by setting the gain responsive to an average APL of the first frame and the second frame when the APL change between the first frame and the second frame is equal to or below the predetermined threshold.
2. The video signal control apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the display luminance controller is configured to calculate, as the APL change, a difference between the APL of the first frame and the APL of the second frame.
3. The video signal control apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising a display device configured to display video with the display luminance controlled by the display luminance controller.
4. A video signal control method comprising:
detecting average picture level (APL) of a video signal with respect to each frame;
controlling display luminance of a first frame by setting a gain responsive to an APL of the first frame but not responsive to an APL of a second frame prior to the first frame when an APL change between the first frame and the second frame exceeds a predetermined threshold; and
controlling the display luminance of the first frame by setting the gain responsive to an average APL of the first frame and the second frame when the APL change between the first frame and the second frame is equal to or below the predetermined threshold.