Panasonic Blu-ray Player LSI

May 23rd, 2008 | Category: Gadget News

Panasonic steals the headlines yet again with a new Blu-ray Disc player-specific single-chip signal processing LSI, a first in the world. Dubbed the MN2WS006, that chip brings together a front end to read the signal from the Blu-ray disc, and a back end that convert that into AV details. Multi-standard video decoding technology is utilized to enable video playback for BD, DVD, and CD media, and standards including

MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 and VC-1; audio playback compatible with lossless coding; and dual-screen simultaneous video playback including HD video, and a high-speed graphics engine technology which enables 2D graphic processing, and additionally 3D graphic processing or curved surface drawing on Panasonic’s MN2WS006.

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