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downconvert
To convert one set of values to a lower set of values. For example, converting a 1080i movie to an HDTV set that has only a 768-line resolution, or converting 480p content to 480i so that it can display on a legacy TV set. Also called "downscale," downconverting is a downsampling operation. Contrast with upconvert. See downsample.


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It has enhanced touch-based face detection also and has the capability to upconvert to 60p playback when connected to a TV via HDMI and in-camcorder downconverting to MPEG-2 for direct-to-DVD transfers and features include built-in zoom microphone with Dolby Digital 5.
As with the IFR3000 chip, the IFR3300 solution includes RX power control through a 90 dB dynamic range ACG amplifier, IF mixer for downconverting IF to analog baseband, and analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) for converting CDMA, FM and GPS baseband signals to digital baseband.
These include: * Signal processing solutions for standard definition (SD) and high definition (HD) noise reduction; * Format conversion solutions for SD to HD upconverting, HD to SD downconverting, and HD to HD conversion; and * Sync and delay solutions for frame synchronization, and video delay.
 
 
 
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