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The DEINTERLACE_STRIDE is similar as FBUF_STRIDE. Then FBUF_STRIDE is 0 and you can also use 1440*480 size of buffer to capture it and set FBUF_STRIDE to 720, then after captured one frame to the 1440*480 buffer, the left 720*480 of the 1440*480 bufferВ is the camera video. Input camera video is 720*480, in normal case, you can use 720*480 size of buffer to capture it. The FBUF_STRIDE means after DMA filled one line to target buffer, it can skip FBUF_STRIDE bytes to fill the next line to target buffer.

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But in imењ†ull how can we do this? if that can be done by using VSC field, how I can skip 7 lines ( 4 from field0 and 3 from fileld1) ? For imењ†solo there were a IPU TV IN Application note which explains about this, but I couldn't find any doc for imењ†ull. As per BT656 standard (ITUВ BT.656-4) field0 has 244 active lines and field 1 243 active lines and there should be some option to skip these extra 7 lines to get actual 720x480 video. W hat is the necessitty of this particularly for interlaced video ?ДЈ.

In the mењ†s_capture.c driver, for interlaced case, BASE ADDR SWITH EN bit is enabled. Could you please confirm whether deitnerlacing support is there in the imењ†ull ?Дў. In the Refernce Manual, it is explained as CSI will put the field 1 and 2 back to back in the framebuffer, and from software, we have to recreate the original image, but in that it is also described as there is option to enable deinterlacing from the CSI.

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'The SOD for OCR for AnyDoc provides seamless access to advanced data capture and classification technologies, strengthening the customer's initial investment in Capture Pro Software.I am trying to get BT656 NTSC video(as per ITUВ BT.656-4 ) with imењ†ull.

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'Connecting to other software applications enhances the way our customers can use Capture Pro Software to make, manage and move images and information,' said Bill Holley, Software Solutions Manager, Document Imaging, Kodak's Business Solutions and Services Group.

Users can greatly advance their daily productivity through the extensive quality assurance and validation of business-critical data. The software offers numerous checks and balances for verifying data accuracy and clarity of images prior to moving the data downstream into specific business process systems. OCR for AnyDoc helps customers automate their data capture processes by quickly and efficiently translating scanned document images into useable data.

'Users enjoy the feature-rich interface of Capture Pro Software and seamlessly add the power of AnyDoc's advanced data capture and classification, without the need to change the capture process or retrain staff.' 'This integration enables users of Capture Pro Software to leverage the power of OCR for AnyDoc for production-level structured and unstructured document processing,' said Ken Kriz, Manager of Strategic Alliances for AnyDoc Software.

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These capabilities help businesses improve accuracy, minimize manual processing, reduce labor costs and increase productivity. Images and data are sent remotely from offsite locations using Capture Pro Software directly into a centralized AnyDoc environment through an AnyDoc CAPTUREit Server, which substantially reduces processing times and saves on postage costs. The connector also provides users the additional benefit of remote connectivity. The new SOD uses Capture Pro Software to extract specific index values and system metadata, such as job names, dates, scan operator IDs, etc. The complete integration provides users with a single output stream for combining indexing, batch scanning and metadata capabilities of Capture Pro Software with advanced automated data capture and classification features of OCR for AnyDoc and Infiniworx Software. Kodak and AnyDoc Software have announced a new integration between Kodak Capture Pro Software and OCR for AnyDoc with a full-featured System Output Destination (SOD) bridging the two products.