XD Engine for the LG TVs

CrystalVue

CrystalVue improves picture quality by a new improved 3 stage process.
1. A technology that eliminates noise.
XD Engine 2005 was limited to noise reduction within only the current
frame. XD Engine 2006 is now able to apply a 3-Step control mechanism
by data analysis of the current, previous and next frame which allows for an improved flow of images.

2. A technology that effectively converts low resolution images into high resolution images to fit the screen size (HD Scaling).
This technology ties in with the noise reduction process where the
3-Step control mechanism scales the image accordingly to fit the screen whilst generating a clear and realistic image.

3. The new signal then increases in clarity by emphasizing edges and
shapes (Edge Enhancement).

PurePalette

Like the equaliser of an audio system, PurePalette automatically controls images to reproduce the most natural skin tones and colours of any scene whilst maintaining a bright and vibrant picture.

ContrastPRO

This technology analyses the input signal and optimises the contrast
by making dark areas darker and bright areas brighter.
The New XD Engine controls contrast of overall picture frame
through the APL (Average Picture Level), each image’s Dynamic Range
is identified and extended to produce a more bright, delicate and
detailed image.

Vista Bright

Video signals vary in quality and standard; VistaBright accurately measures
input signal and optimises it to produce the best levels of brightness
and contrast.

OptiGrade

This technology offers a more detailed colour image reproduction.
The larger the bit count, the higher the colour quality. As a result, details are more clearly visible and colour reproduction on the screen is more natural.
This process occurs by the increasing number of steps from dark to
light; standard 8-bit processing only offers 256 grades of brightness for each primary colour (Red, Green and Blue). OptiGrade improves this processing to 10-bit, which offers 1024 grades for each primary colour.
This corresponds to an increase in the number of possible colours from ˜16 million colours to a massive ˜1.07 billion colours.

RealCinema

The process of making a motion picture for cinema playback is different
from the process used in TV. RealCinema automatically detects the
presence of motion picture video and reverts the picture back to its
original quality so it’s possible to enjoy movie quality images on TV
exactly as it was originally created.

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