ClearView version 5.1 offers an objective means of comparing the quality of one video signal against another.
Video Clarity has released ClearView version 5.1, a video quality measurement solution that provides automated, repeatable results.
ClearView offers an objective means of comparing the quality of one video signal against another. Video equipment vendors can use ClearView to scale testing of thousands of units rather than relying on subjective assessment of each.
ClearView version 5.1 includes:
preloaded uncompressed video test patterns
Sarnoff JND to score video objectively
scriptable regression test tools with integration into Microsoft Excel
pass/fail results against a threshold
simultaneous record/playback, dual record or dual playout
ClearView ingests virtually any file format and can record directly from DVI, HDMI, component, composite, S-video and HD/SD SDI interfaces. It stores audio and video as uncompressed bit streams for analysis.
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