A controller for calibrating a videoconferencing system is disclosed. The system includes a first codec connected to a second codec through a videoconferencing connection. The controller includes an output in communication with the first codec for controlling the first codec to transmit a videoconferencing signal to the second codec through the videoconferencing connection, and an input for receiving a calibration adjustment value from another controller over a network, where the other controller is in communication with the second codec. The controller is configured to adjust a signal level setting of the first codec using a level adjustment command of the first codec, and the level adjustment command is determined according to the calibration adjustment value transmitted by the other controller.

A computer implemented method for calibrating a camera comprises the following steps carried out by computer hardware components: activating a subset of a plurality of light sources according to a plurality of activation schemes, wherein each activation scheme indicates which of the plurality of light sources to activate; capturing an image for each activation scheme using the camera; and calibrating the camera based on the captured images.

An image display device includes: an image signal reception unit configured to receive an image signal of a pattern image in which N partial images having a different gradation level value are regularly arranged; a conversion unit configured to convert a part of gradation level values included in the image signal in accordance with a predetermined conversion rule; and a display unit configured to display by using an image signal that undergoes conversion by the conversion unit. The conversion unit converts a gradation level value corresponding to a term of a predetermined arithmetic progression in accordance with the predetermined conversion rule.

Provided is a medical video processing system capable of moderating changes in image quality of medical video resulted from encoding, and, an encoder used for the medical video system. A medical video system 1000 has a monitor group 300 and an encoder 400 that accept medical video input from a switches 100 through separate transmission paths, and the encoder 400 subjects the input medical video to encoding as well as image quality adjustment.

A method and a system for assessing quality of multimedia content are disclosed. In an embodiment, the method may include receiving a multimedia content which may be captured from a media device. The method may further include generating a plurality of frames from the multimedia content, based on an attribute associated with the multimedia content. The method may further include determining, for each frame, a set of parameter quality scores corresponding to a set of quality parameters, and calculating an overall quality score for the multimedia content based on the set of parameter quality scores for each of the plurality of frames associated with the multimedia content.

A method and a system for assessing quality of multimedia content are disclosed. In an embodiment, the method may include receiving a multimedia content which may be captured from a media device. The method may further include generating a plurality of frames from the multimedia content, based on an attribute associated with the multimedia content. The method may further include determining, for each frame, a set of parameter quality scores corresponding to a set of quality parameters, and calculating an overall quality score for the multimedia content based on the set of parameter quality scores for each of the plurality of frames associated with the multimedia content.

An apparatus comprising (1) a conoscope configured to receive an image emitted by a display device through a corrective lens, (2) a variable compensation element coupled to the conoscope, wherein the variable compensation element is capable of selectively modifying the image emitted by the display device to compensate for an optical effect imparted by the corrective lens on the image, and (3) a controller coupled to the variable compensation element, wherein the controller (1) receives a compensation parameter representative of the optical effect imparted by the corrective lens on the image, (2) selects, based at least in part on the compensation parameter, a feature of the variable compensation element that compensates for the optical effect, and (3) causing the feature of the variable compensation element to be applied to the image. Various other apparatuses, systems, and methods are also disclosed.

A camera testing system for determining performance of a camera comprising an imaging sensor and a lens, the system comprising a processing system comprising at least one processor and memory. The processing system may be configured to: control the camera to capture, using the imaging sensor, a first image through the lens of a target disposed at a first distance from the camera; determine a first modulation transfer function (MTF) value from the first image; control the camera to capture, using the imaging sensor, a second image through the lens of the target disposed at a second distance from the camera that is different from the first distance; determine a second MTF value from the second image; and determine performance of the camera based on the first MTF value, the second MTF value and a difference between the first MTF value and the second MTF value.

The present application provides a panoramic video picture quality display method and device. Attention position information of a user at different time points in a preset period of time is obtained, the attention position information includes a picture horizontal angle; an attention information curve is created in a polar coordinate system, the attention information curve takes the time point as a polar radius and the picture horizontal angle obtained at the time point as a polar angle; and a picture quality parameter can also be obtained and the picture quality parameter is marked on the attention information curve to display the picture quality parameter.

An integrity monitoring system for a first image sensor includes an electronic processor configured to receive sensor data for the provision of image data associated with an environment of the avionic sensor. The electronic processor is configured to monitor the avionic sensor for integrity. The electronic processor is configured to perform at least one of: determining a presence of an optical feature associated with optics of the first image sensor, comparing overlap information derived from the sensor data and other sensor data, comparing characteristics of a digital output stream of the sensor data to expected characteristics, or comparing a first motion derived from the image data and a second motion derived from avionic position equipment.