A method of presenting visual information on a screen (306) involves defining a boundary (314) delineating a first region of the screen (which may be towards a centre of the screen) from a second region of the screen (which may be towards a periphery of the screen), displaying a first portion of the visual information in the first region of the screen at a first display quality, and displaying a second portion of the visual information in the second region of the screen at a second, lower, display quality. The method further involves blurring the visual information for display in at least a portion of the second region. The location of the boundary (314) may change over time, and may be based on where a user is looking, or is expected to be looking, or on the type of information being displayed or based on other parameters.

An electronic apparatus includes: a display; at least one of interface part comprising interface circuitry; and a processor configured to: receive data of a content including a plurality of image frames from an external apparatus through the interface part and process the image frames to display the plurality of image frames on the display based on the received data of the content, wherein the processor is further configured to: identify a play time of the image frame based on information obtained from the received data of the content, identify a form in which an input for the content is received, and adjust the identified play time of the image frame based on the identified form in which the input for the content is received.

An apparatus for a safety-relevant application and a method for operating the apparatus. The apparatus has a user interface to display digits. The digits are intended to be filled with numerical values by a user. The user interface is designed to limit a selection of digits available for a user input when a numerical value is input by the user, for example the user's first input, for one of the digits that are to be filled.

The present disclosure provides a splicing screen and a control method and system thereof. The splicing screen includes a display panel. A communication unit is configured to receive display data and receive a ready command sent by a slave splicing screen of the splicing screen; a control unit is configured to control, in response to determining that the splicing screen is ready and receiving the ready command, the communication unit to send a specified play command to the slave splicing screen, where the specified play command instructs to play a specified play frame in the display data at a specified play moment; and control the display panel to display the specified play frame at the specified play moment.

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to user interfaces and systems that may enable dynamic and interactive access of, investigation of, and analysis of data objects stored in one or more databases. The data objects may be accessed from the one or more databases, and presented in multiple related portions of a display. In particular, the system provides a time-based visualization of data objects (and/or properties associated with the data objects) to a user such that the user may, for example, determine connections between various data objects, observe flows of information among data objects, and/or investigate related data objects.

This application relates to a data protection system and protection method of a display apparatus, and the system comprises a memory, a TCON, and a switcher. The switcher selectively outputs a constant potential signal and a read/write control signal to a memory according to a potential change of a control signal. When the switcher transmits and outputs the constant potential signal to the memory, the switcher disconnects an electrical coupling between the read/write control signal and a protection control end. The memory maintains timing control data to be write-protected according to the obtained signal, or switches the timing control data to be readable-and-writable or write-protected.

An apparatus includes an overlay buffer configured to store overlay data; a touch path logic to: receive first touch events from the first touch sensor panel and generate a first output based on the first touch events, and receive second touch events from the second touch sensor panel and generate a second output based on the second touch events; and a rendering logic to, when the first touch events occur: receive a first video image; receive the first output; and combine the first video image with the overlay data corresponding to the first video image to output at least one combined display image, and, when the second touch events occur: receive a second video image; receive the second output; and combine the second video image with the overlay data corresponding to the second video image to output the at least one combined display image.

The present disclosure provides a terminal, a split-screen display method for a screen thereof, and a storage device. The method comprises: a terminal system establishing a virtual stack according to an original stack, wherein an active component of the virtual stack is entirely or partially identical to an active component of the original stack; a first area of a terminal screen displaying a user interface corresponding to an active component at the stack top of the original stack, and a second area of the terminal screen displaying a user interface corresponding to an active component at the stack top of the virtual stack.

A method for processing data for display on a screen involves encoding, using a first colour space, a first portion of image data intended to be displayed on a first area of the screen and encoding, using a second colour space, a second portion of image data intended to be displayed on a second area of the screen. The encoded first and second portions of the image data are compressed, and transmitted over a link for display on the screen. By using different colour spaces to encode image data that is displayed in different parts of a screen, differences in a users vision and/or aberrations caused by display equipment may be accounted for and so provide an improved user experience. Using different colour spaces for different screen areas may also reduce the amount of data that needs to be transmitted, for example by encoding image data more effectively and/or allowing more efficient compression of data.

A process includes controlling a current source to cause the current source to provide a plurality of different currents at different times to an output communication line of a video display interface; and acquiring a plurality of voltages corresponding to the plurality of different currents. Acquiring the plurality of voltages includes sampling a voltage of the output communication line. The process includes comparing the plurality of voltages to a plurality of voltage thresholds; and based on a result of the comparison, determining whether the video display interface is coupled to a cable-based far end termination.