Abstract:
A dual scan out display system and method for performing the same are described. In one embodiment, the computing system comprises a display and a controller to provide data for separate portions of the display simultaneously using dual scanout.
Abstract:
Resources may be managed in a topology for audio/video streaming. The topology includes audio/video sources and sinks and intervening branch devices. Messages between these sources, sinks, and branch devices may be used for resource management.
Abstract:
Function extender devices for enhancing feature sets for display arrangements having source devices and sink devices are disclosed. In one embodiment, a non-addressable device is disclosed for use in a system having a source and a sink to communicate with each other via a bus, where the non-addressable device comprises a functional logic block for coupling between the source and the sink and operable to perform at least one function on data of one or both of the first channel for video and audio data or data of a sideband channel received from the source, where the data of the first channel for video and audio data and data of a sideband channel are received from the source being addressed to the sink. The device also comprises a Physical (PHY) repeater operable to transmit data of both the first channel and the sideband channel after performance of the at least one function by the functional logic block on the data of one or both of the first channel or the sideband channel received from the source.
Abstract:
Techniques related to providing video on a variety of transports are discussed. Such techniques include transmitting and receiving separate first and second video streams such that a first video stream includes a base frame of composed video content and the second video stream includes a user interaction frame of user interaction content and, after receiving the video streams, combining the base frame and the user interaction frame to generate a composite frame for presentment by a display.
Abstract:
Resources may be managed in a topology for audio/video streaming. The topology includes audio/video sources and sinks and intervening branch devices. Messages between these sources, sinks, and branch devices may be used for resource management.
Abstract:
Techniques for displaying content on an OLED display while decreasing the appearance of image sticking are provided. In an example, a computing system, includes an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display and a memory to store pixel history values for blocks of pixels in the OLED display. A granularity selector determines a size for the blocks of pixels in the OLED display.
Abstract:
DisplayPort topology may be managed in the presence of sink devices that can stream audio/visual (AV) content to the source device, or can receive or transmit IO information from/to the source device. This IO information may include raw sensor data for a touch screen, for example. The framework could be used to support/map other published IO interface standards, over DisplayPort interface. A high bandwidth receive path can be configured in the topology independent of the transmit path to support inbound IO and AV functions.
Abstract:
Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED)-aware content creation and composition are disclosed. In one embodiment, the computing system comprises an Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) display, a memory to store history data of known pixel usage of the OLED display, and a processor coupled to the memory and the OLED display to manipulate content to be displayed on the OLED display based on the history data.
Abstract:
Resources may be managed in a topology for audio/video streaming. The topology includes audio/video sources and sinks and intervening branch devices. Messages between these sources, sinks, and branch devices may be used for resource management.
Abstract:
In accordance with some embodiments, a DisplayPort control plane may be supported over a Wireless Gigabit Alliance or other wireless air interface. Some embodiments may efficiently optimize the amount of wireless bandwidth needed to accomplish tasks.