Method and TV set for transmitting image data
The disclosure discloses a method for transmitting image data and an intelligent TV set. The method includes transmitting, by a primary chip, image data to a second chip. The image data comprises pixel data including a pixel type for indicating that a pixel in the image to be displayed is a menu On-Screen Display (OSD) pixel or a video pixel. The method includes receiving, by the second chip, the image data, and determining the pixel type in the image data. The method further includes performing, by the second chip, a Motion Estimate and Motion Compensation (MEMC) function on the pixel in response to the pixel type being the video pixel, and not performing the MEMC function on the pixel in response to the pixel type of the pixel being the menu OSD pixel.
1. A method for transmitting image data of a TV set, the method comprising:
transmitting, by a primary chip, image data to a second chip, wherein:
the image data comprises pixel data associated with the image to be displayed, and
the pixel data comprises a pixel type for indicating that a pixel in the image to be displayed is a menu On-Screen Display (OSD) pixel or a video pixel;
receiving, by the second chip, the image data, and determining the pixel type of the pixel in the image data;
performing, by the second chip, a Motion Estimate and Motion Compensation (MEMC) function on the pixel in the image to be displayed in response to the pixel type of the pixel being the video pixel, and not performing the MEMC function on the pixel in the image to be displayed in response to the pixel type of the pixel being the menu OSD pixel;
wherein the pixel type of the pixel is indicated by a flag bit, and a first value of the flag bit is configured to indicate that the pixel in the image to be displayed is the menu OSD pixel, a second value of the flag bit is configured to indicate that the pixel in the image to be displayed is the video pixel; and
wherein a flag bit of the pixel is a twenty-fourth or twenty-fifth bit in color data according to a V-by-One protocol.
2. The method according to claim 1 , wherein:
the primary chip comprises a system on chip (SOC); and
the second chip comprises a Frame Rate Conversion (FRC) chip.
3. The method according to claim 1 , further comprising:
prior to transmitting the image data to the second chip, obtaining, by the primary chip, the image data associated with the image to be displayed and transmitted.
4. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the transmitting, by the primary chip, the image data to the second chip comprises:
packaging, by the primary chip, the image data associated with the image to be displayed according to the V-by-One protocol, and
transmitting, by the primary chip, the packaged image data to the second chip.
5. A TV set, comprising:
a display screen configured to display an image;
a memory configured to store instructions and data associated with the display screen;
a first chip, and a second chip;
the first chip, configured to determine image data associated with the image to be displayed and transmitted, and transmit image data to the second chip, wherein the image data comprises pixel data associated with the image to be displayed, and the pixel data comprises a pixel type for indicating a pixel in the image to be displayed is a menu On-Screen Display (OSD) pixel or a video pixel;
the second chip, configured to receive the image data, determine the pixel type of the pixel in the image data, perform a Motion Estimate and Motion Compensation (MEMC) function on the pixel in the image to be displayed in response to the pixel type of the pixel being the video pixel, and not perform the MEMC function on the pixel in the image to be displayed in response to the pixel type of the pixel being the menu OSD pixel;
wherein the pixel type of the pixel is indicated by a flag bit, and a first value of the flag bit is configured to indicate that the pixel in the image to be displayed is the menu OSD pixel, a second value of the flag bit is configured to indicate that the pixel in the image to be displayed is the video pixel; and
wherein a flag bit of the pixel is a twenty-fourth or twenty-fifth bit in color data according to a V-by-One protocol.
6. The TV set according to claim 5 , wherein:
the first chip comprises a system on chip (SOC); and
the second chip comprises a Frame Rate Conversion (FRC) chip.
7. The TV set according to claim 5 , wherein the first chip is further configured to package the image data associated with the image to be displayed according to the V-by-One protocol, and transmit the packaged image data to the second chip.