CN114974092A - Method and device for processing spliced bright and dark lines and computer readable storage medium - Google Patents

Method and device for processing spliced bright and dark lines and computer readable storage medium Download PDF

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CN114974092A
CN114974092A CN202210622282.3A CN202210622282A CN114974092A CN 114974092 A CN114974092 A CN 114974092A CN 202210622282 A CN202210622282 A CN 202210622282A CN 114974092 A CN114974092 A CN 114974092A
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Abstract

The invention discloses a processing method and device for spliced bright and dark lines and a computer readable storage medium. Wherein, the method comprises the following steps: acquiring a first correction data file and a second correction data file; determining first edge pixel points of the first non-rectangular module based on the first correction data file, and determining second edge pixel points of the second non-rectangular module based on the second correction data file; determining a first splicing pixel point of the first non-rectangular module based on a first edge pixel point of the first non-rectangular module, and determining a second splicing pixel point of the second non-rectangular module based on a second edge pixel point of the second non-rectangular module; and performing brightness compensation processing on the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module by adjusting the correction data of the first splicing pixel point and the correction data of the second splicing pixel point. The invention solves the technical problem that the adjustment efficiency of the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the modules with irregular shapes is too low in the related technology.

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Method and device for processing spliced bright and dark lines and computer readable storage medium
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of display, in particular to a method and a device for processing spliced bright and dark lines and a computer readable storage medium.
Background
The LED display screen is formed by splicing a plurality of LED boxes, each LED box is formed by splicing a plurality of LED modules, before the LED display screen leaves a factory, point-by-point correction brightness compensation can be carried out on each box or each module to ensure that the display brightness and the chromaticity have good consistency, but in the splicing process, due to the problems of mechanical cutting precision, dislocation of the joint position of the module and the box structure, artificial splicing precision and the like, a larger or smaller splicing seam can exist between two adjacent modules, so that the distance between the pixels of the two adjacent modules on the adjacent edge is larger than or smaller than the normal distance between the pixels of the LED display screen, and a bright line or a dark line can be displayed at the splicing seam when a picture is displayed, and the splicing seam is called as a splicing bright line or a splicing dark line.
To the LED display screen that the module concatenation that adopts some shape rules formed, can find the concatenation department between two modules comparatively fast simply, and then carry out luminance adjustment to the pixel of concatenation department, realize the adjustment to the bright dark line of concatenation. However, when some modules in irregular shapes are spliced into the LED display screen, the pixel points at the spliced position are not easy to find, which results in low efficiency of adjusting the bright and dark lines at the spliced position.
In view of the above problems, no effective solution has been proposed.
Disclosure of Invention
The embodiment of the invention provides a processing method and device for splicing bright and dark lines and a computer readable storage medium, which are used for at least solving the technical problem that the adjustment efficiency of the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of an irregularly-shaped module is too low in the related technology.
According to an aspect of the embodiments of the present invention, a method for processing spliced bright and dark lines is provided, including: acquiring a first correction data file and a second correction data file, wherein the first correction data of a first non-rectangular module is arranged in the first correction data file by using a first correction data matrix template, the first correction data comprises first effective correction data and first dot-adding correction data, the first effective correction data of the first non-rectangular module is arranged in the first correction data matrix template by using a first non-rectangular array, the second correction data of a second non-rectangular module is arranged in the second correction data file by using a second correction data matrix template, the second correction data comprises second effective correction data and second dot-adding correction data, the second effective correction data of the second non-rectangular module is arranged in the second correction data matrix template by using a second non-rectangular array, and the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module are adjacent modules; determining first edge pixel points of the first non-rectangular module based on the first correction data file, and determining second edge pixel points of the second non-rectangular module based on the second correction data file; determining a first splicing pixel point of the first non-rectangular module based on a first edge pixel point of the first non-rectangular module, and determining a second splicing pixel point of the second non-rectangular module based on a second edge pixel point of the second non-rectangular module; and performing brightness compensation processing on the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module by adjusting the correction data of the first splicing pixel point and the correction data of the second splicing pixel point.
Optionally, determining a first edge pixel point of the first non-rectangular module based on the first correction data file includes: determining a first line of first effective correction data of a first non-rectangular module appearing in a first correction data matrix template, scanning the number of columns of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first line, marking the positions of pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first line, continuously scanning the number of columns of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each line by line, marking the positions of the pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each line, and determining that the pixel point sets at the marked positions are first edge pixel points; determining second edge pixel points of a second non-rectangular module based on a second calibration data file, comprising: determining a first row of second effective correction data of a second non-rectangular module appearing in a second correction data matrix template, scanning the number of columns of first effective correction data and last effective correction data appearing in the first row, marking the positions of pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first row obtained by scanning, continuously scanning the number of columns of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each row line by line, marking the positions of the pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each row obtained by scanning, and determining that the pixel points at the marked positions are collected into second edge pixel points.
Optionally, determining a first edge pixel point of the first non-rectangular module based on the first correction data file includes: determining a first column of first effective correction data of a first non-rectangular module appearing in a first correction data matrix template, scanning the row number of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first column, marking the positions of pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first column, continuously scanning the row number of the first effective correction data and the row number of the last effective correction data appearing in each column, marking the positions of the pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each column, and determining a pixel point set of the marked positions as a first edge pixel point; determining second edge pixel points of a second non-rectangular module based on a second calibration data file, comprising: determining a first column of second effective correction data of a second non-rectangular module appearing in a second correction data matrix template, scanning the row number of first effective correction data and last effective correction data appearing in the first column, marking the positions of pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first column, continuously scanning the row number of each row of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data, marking the positions of the pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each column, and determining the pixel point set of the marked positions as a second edge pixel point.
Optionally, determining a first splicing pixel point of the first non-rectangular module based on the first edge pixel point of the first non-rectangular module includes: under the condition that a plurality of splicing edges are included in the row-by-row direction, judging whether the number of columns of pixel points in first edge pixel points meets a first preset sequential change rule or not row by row until the number of columns of pixel points does not meet the first preset sequential change rule, determining a set of pixel points meeting the first preset sequential change rule as splicing pixel points corresponding to the first splicing edge, continuously judging whether the number of columns of pixel points in the first edge pixel points meets a second preset sequential change rule or not row by row until the number of columns of pixel points does not meet the second preset sequential change rule, determining a set of pixel points meeting the second preset sequential change rule as splicing pixel points corresponding to the second splicing edge until all rows are judged, and obtaining splicing pixel points corresponding to all splicing edges in the row-by-row direction; determining second splicing pixels of the second non-rectangular module based on second edge pixels of the second non-rectangular module, including: under the condition that a plurality of splicing edges are included in the row-by-row direction, whether the number of columns of pixel points in second edge pixel points meets a third preset sequential change rule or not is judged row by row until the number of columns of pixel points does not meet the third preset sequential change rule, a set of pixel points meeting the third preset sequential change rule is determined to be splicing pixel points corresponding to a first splicing edge, whether the number of columns of pixel points in the second edge pixel points meets a fourth preset sequential change rule or not is judged continuously row by row until the number of columns of pixel points does not meet the fourth preset sequential change rule, a set of pixel points meeting the fourth preset sequential change rule is determined to be splicing pixel points corresponding to the second splicing edge, and splicing pixel points corresponding to all splicing edges in the row-by-row direction are obtained until all the number of rows are judged to be finished.
Optionally, determining a first splicing pixel point of the first non-rectangular module based on the first edge pixel point of the first non-rectangular module includes: under the condition that a plurality of splicing edges are included in the row-by-row direction, judging whether the number of rows of pixel points in the first edge pixel points meets a fifth preset sequential change rule or not row by row until the number of rows of the pixel points does not meet the fifth preset sequential change rule, determining a set of the pixel points meeting the fifth preset sequential change rule as splicing pixel points corresponding to the first splicing edge, continuously judging whether the number of rows of the pixel points in the first edge pixel points meets a sixth preset sequential change rule or not row by row until the number of rows of the pixel points does not meet the sixth preset sequential change rule, determining a set of the pixel points meeting the sixth preset sequential change rule as splicing pixel points corresponding to the second splicing edge until all the rows are judged, and obtaining splicing pixel points corresponding to all the splicing edges in the row-by-row direction; determining second splicing pixel points of the second non-rectangular module based on second edge pixel points of the second non-rectangular module, including: under the condition that a plurality of splicing edges are included in the column-by-column direction, judging whether the number of lines of pixel points in second edge pixel points meets a seventh preset sequential change rule or not column by column, determining a set of pixel points meeting the seventh preset sequential change rule as splicing pixel points corresponding to the first splicing edge until the number of lines of the pixel points does not meet the seventh preset sequential change rule, continuously judging whether the number of lines of the pixel points in the first edge pixel points meets an eighth preset sequential change rule or not column by column until the number of lines of the pixel points does not meet the eighth preset sequential change rule, determining a set of pixel points meeting the eighth preset sequential change rule as splicing pixel points corresponding to the second splicing edge until all column numbers are judged, and obtaining the splicing pixel points respectively corresponding to all the splicing edges in the column-by column direction.
Optionally, through adjusting the correction data of the first concatenation pixel and the correction data of the second concatenation pixel, carry out the luminance compensation to the bright and dark line of the first non-rectangular module and the concatenation department of the second non-rectangular module and handle, include: and adjusting the brightness compensation value in the correction data of the first spliced pixel point and the brightness compensation value in the correction data of the second spliced pixel point in equal proportion, and performing brightness compensation processing on the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module until the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module reach the preset bright and dark line standard.
Optionally, the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module are modules in a target spherical screen.
According to another aspect of the embodiments of the present invention, there is also provided a spliced bright and dark line processing apparatus, including: the acquisition module is used for acquiring a first correction data file and a second correction data file, wherein the first correction data of a first non-rectangular module is arranged in the first correction data file by using a first correction data matrix template, the first correction data comprises first effective correction data and first dot-adding correction data, the first effective correction data of the first non-rectangular module is arranged in the first correction data matrix template by using a first non-rectangular array, the second correction data of a second non-rectangular module is arranged in the second correction data file by using a second correction data matrix template, the second correction data comprises second effective correction data and second dot-adding correction data, the second effective correction data of the second non-rectangular module is arranged in the second correction data matrix template by using a second non-rectangular array, and the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module are adjacent modules; the first determining module is used for determining first edge pixel points of the first non-rectangular module based on the first correction data file and determining second edge pixel points of the second non-rectangular module based on the second correction data file; the second determining module is used for determining a first splicing pixel point of the first non-rectangular module based on a first edge pixel point of the first non-rectangular module, and determining a second splicing pixel point of the second non-rectangular module based on a second edge pixel point of the second non-rectangular module; and the adjusting module is used for performing brightness compensation processing on the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module by adjusting the correction data of the first splicing pixel point and the correction data of the second splicing pixel point.
According to another aspect of the embodiments of the present invention, there is further provided a computer-readable storage medium, where the computer-readable storage medium includes a stored program, and when the program runs, the apparatus where the computer-readable storage medium is located is controlled to execute any one of the above processing methods for splicing bright and dark lines.
According to still another aspect of the embodiments of the present invention, there is also provided a computer device, including: a memory and a processor, the memory storing a computer program; and the processor is used for executing the computer program stored in the memory, and when the computer program runs, the processor executes any one of the splicing bright and dark line processing methods.
In the embodiment of the invention, a mode of arranging correction data of a non-rectangular module by using a correction data matrix template is adopted, the position of an edge pixel point of the non-rectangular module is read based on the correction data matrix template, each splicing pixel point is determined based on the edge pixel point, brightness compensation treatment is carried out on a bright and dark line at the splicing position of the module based on the correction data of the splicing pixel points, the edge pixel point of the non-rectangular module is determined through a correction data file (such as effective correction data in the correction data matrix template), the aim of rapidly determining the edge pixel point of the non-rectangular module is achieved, the technical effect of rapidly adjusting the bright and dark line at the splicing position of the non-regular module is achieved, and the technical problem that the efficiency of adjusting the bright and dark line at the splicing position of the non-regular module in the related technology is too low is solved.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a method for processing spliced bright and dark lines according to an embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a stitching pixel corresponding to a stitching line according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a spliced bright and dark line processing device according to the present embodiment.
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In order to make the technical solutions of the present invention better understood, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be obtained by a person skilled in the art without making any creative effort based on the embodiments in the present invention, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
It should be noted that the terms "first," "second," and the like in the description and claims of the present invention and in the drawings described above are used for distinguishing between similar elements and not necessarily for describing a particular sequential or chronological order. It is to be understood that the data so used is interchangeable under appropriate circumstances such that the embodiments of the invention described herein are capable of operation in sequences other than those illustrated or described herein. Furthermore, the terms "comprises," "comprising," and "having," and any variations thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, system, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of steps or elements is not necessarily limited to those steps or elements expressly listed, but may include other steps or elements not expressly listed or inherent to such process, method, article, or apparatus.
In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, there is provided an embodiment of a method for splicing light and dark lines, it should be noted that the steps illustrated in the flowchart of the accompanying drawings may be performed in a computer system such as a set of computer executable instructions, and that although a logical order is illustrated in the flowchart, in some cases the steps illustrated or described may be performed in an order different than that illustrated herein.
Fig. 1 is a flowchart of a processing method for splicing bright and dark lines according to an embodiment of the present invention, as shown in fig. 1, the method includes the following steps:
step S102, a first correction data file and a second correction data file are obtained, wherein the first correction data of the first non-rectangular module is arranged in the first correction data file by a first correction data matrix template, the first correction data comprises first effective correction data and first dot-adding correction data, the first effective correction data of the first non-rectangular module is arranged in the first correction data matrix template by a first non-rectangular array, the second correction data of the second non-rectangular module is arranged in the second correction data file by a second correction data matrix template, the second correction data comprises second effective correction data and second dot-adding correction data, the second effective correction data of the second non-rectangular module is arranged in the second correction data matrix template by a second non-rectangular array, and the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module are adjacent modules;
step S104, determining first edge pixel points of the first non-rectangular module based on the first correction data file, and determining second edge pixel points of the second non-rectangular module based on the second correction data file;
step S106, determining a first splicing pixel point of the first non-rectangular module based on a first edge pixel point of the first non-rectangular module, and determining a second splicing pixel point of the second non-rectangular module based on a second edge pixel point of the second non-rectangular module;
and step S108, adjusting the correction data of the first splicing pixel point and the correction data of the second splicing pixel point, and performing brightness compensation processing on the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module.
In the embodiment of the invention, a mode of arranging correction data of the non-rectangular module by using a correction data matrix template is adopted, edge pixel points of the non-rectangular module are read based on the correction data matrix template, each splicing pixel point is determined based on the edge pixel points, brightness compensation treatment is carried out on bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the module based on the correction data of the splicing pixel points, the edge pixel points of the non-rectangular module are determined by effective correction data in the correction data matrix template, the purpose of rapidly determining the edge pixel points of the non-rectangular module is achieved, the technical effect of rapidly adjusting the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the non-regular module is further realized, and the technical problem that the efficiency of adjusting the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the non-regular module in the related technology is too low is further solved.
As an alternative embodiment, the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module may be modules in a target spherical screen.
As an optional embodiment, when determining the first edge pixel of the first non-rectangular module based on the first correction data file and determining the second edge pixel of the second non-rectangular module based on the second correction data file, a plurality of processing manners may be adopted. The following are described separately.
For example, it may be determined in a line-by-line scanning manner: determining a first edge pixel point of a first non-rectangular module based on a first correction data file, comprising: determining a first line of first effective correction data of a first non-rectangular module appearing in a first correction data matrix template, scanning the number of columns of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first line, marking the positions of pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first line, continuously scanning the number of columns of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each line, marking the positions of the pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each line, and determining a pixel point set at the marked positions as a first edge pixel point; determining second edge pixel points of a second non-rectangular module based on a second calibration data file, comprising: determining a first row of second effective correction data of a second non-rectangular module appearing in a second correction data matrix template, scanning the number of columns of first effective correction data and last effective correction data appearing in the first row, marking the positions of pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first row obtained by scanning, continuously scanning the number of columns of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each row line by line, marking the positions of the pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each row obtained by scanning, and determining that the pixel points at the marked positions are collected into second edge pixel points.
For another example, it may be determined in a column-by-column scan: determining a first edge pixel point of a first non-rectangular module based on a first correction data file, comprising: determining a first column of first effective correction data of a first non-rectangular module appearing in a first correction data matrix template, scanning the row number of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first column, marking the positions of pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first column, continuously scanning the row number of the first effective correction data and the row number of the last effective correction data appearing in each column, marking the positions of the pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each column, and determining a pixel point set of the marked positions as a first edge pixel point; determining second edge pixel points of a second non-rectangular module based on a second calibration data file, comprising: determining a first column of second effective correction data of a second non-rectangular module appearing in a second correction data matrix template, scanning the row number of first effective correction data and last effective correction data appearing in the first column, marking the positions of pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first column, continuously scanning the row number of each row of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data, marking the positions of the pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each column, and determining the pixel point set of the marked positions as a second edge pixel point.
As an optional embodiment, when determining the first stitched pixel of the first non-rectangular module based on the first edge pixel of the first non-rectangular module and determining the second stitched pixel of the second non-rectangular module based on the second edge pixel of the second non-rectangular module, multiple modes may also be adopted.
For example, it may be determined in a line-by-line scanning manner: based on the first edge pixel of first non-rectangle module, confirm the first concatenation pixel of first non-rectangle module, include: under the condition that a plurality of splicing edges are included in the row-by-row direction, judging whether the number of columns of pixel points in first edge pixel points meets a first preset sequential change rule or not row by row until the number of columns of the pixel points does not meet the first preset sequential change rule, determining a set of pixel points meeting the first preset sequential change rule as splicing pixel points corresponding to the first splicing edge, continuously judging whether the number of columns of pixel points in the first edge pixel points meets a second preset sequential change rule or not row by row until the number of columns of the pixel points does not meet the second preset sequential change rule, determining a set of pixel points meeting the second preset sequential change rule as splicing pixel points corresponding to the second splicing edge, and obtaining splicing pixel points corresponding to all the splicing edges in the row-by-row direction respectively until all the number is judged; determining second splicing pixel points of the second non-rectangular module based on second edge pixel points of the second non-rectangular module, including: under the condition that a plurality of splicing edges are included in the row-by-row direction, whether the number of columns of pixel points in second edge pixel points meets a third preset sequential change rule or not is judged row by row until the number of columns of pixel points does not meet the third preset sequential change rule, a set of pixel points meeting the third preset sequential change rule is determined to be splicing pixel points corresponding to a first splicing edge, whether the number of columns of pixel points in the second edge pixel points meets a fourth preset sequential change rule or not is judged continuously row by row until the number of columns of pixel points does not meet the fourth preset sequential change rule, a set of pixel points meeting the fourth preset sequential change rule is determined to be splicing pixel points corresponding to the second splicing edge, and splicing pixel points corresponding to all splicing edges in the row-by-row direction are obtained until all the number of rows are judged to be finished.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a spliced pixel corresponding to a splicing edge according to an embodiment of the present invention, and as shown in fig. 2, a method for determining a spliced pixel in a row-by-row direction is described, where it is to be noted that two splicing edges exist in the row-by-row direction in fig. 2 as a column, and other situations where two or more splicing edges exist also belong to a part of the present application. The method comprises the following specific steps: and judging the edge pixel points of the non-rectangular module line by line, and specifically judging whether the pixel points meet a first preset sequential change rule, wherein the first preset sequential change rule is taken as an example that the column number of the pixel points is increased sequentially, namely, 4 pixel points (namely, the pixel points marked by vertical lines in the figure until the 4 th pixel points do not accord with the first preset sequential change rule that the column number is increased row by row) at the upper right side of the figure 2 are spliced pixel points corresponding to the first splicing edge of the non-rectangular module. And continuing to perform second judgment line by line, and specifically judging whether the pixel points meet a second predetermined sequential change rule, wherein the second predetermined change rule is taken as an example that the number of the pixel points is reduced in sequence, that is, 4 pixel points (namely, the pixel points marked by transverse lines in the figure until the 4 th pixel point do not meet the second predetermined sequential change rule that the number of the lines is reduced in sequence when the lines are increased or decreased in sequence) at the lower right side of the figure 2 are splicing pixel points corresponding to the second splicing edge of the non-rectangular module.
As an optional embodiment, the first predetermined sequential change rule, the second predetermined sequential change rule, the third predetermined sequential change rule, and the fourth predetermined sequential change rule may be the same sequential change rule, or different sequential change rules. Particularly according to the shape of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module. The first predetermined sequential variation rule, the second predetermined sequential variation rule, the third predetermined sequential variation rule, and the fourth predetermined sequential variation rule may be one of the following three rules, respectively: the number of columns of pixel dots in the row-by-row direction becomes larger in order, the number of columns of pixel dots in the row-by-row direction becomes smaller in order, and the number of columns of pixel dots in the row-by-row direction does not change. The equal pitch may be a line pitch, or a multiple line pitch within an error tolerance range.
For another example, it may be determined column by column in a manner determined column by column: based on the first edge pixel of first non-rectangle module, confirm the first concatenation pixel of first non-rectangle module, include: under the condition that a plurality of splicing edges are included in the column-by-column direction, judging whether the number of rows of pixel points in first edge pixel points meets a fifth preset sequential change rule or not column by column until the number of rows of pixel points does not meet the fifth preset sequential change rule, determining a set of pixel points meeting the fifth preset sequential change rule as splicing pixel points corresponding to a first splicing edge, continuously judging whether the number of rows of pixel points in the first edge pixel points meets a sixth preset sequential change rule or not column by column until the number of rows of pixel points does not meet the sixth preset sequential change rule, determining a set of pixel points meeting the sixth preset sequential change rule as splicing pixel points corresponding to a second splicing edge until all the number of columns are judged, and obtaining splicing pixel points respectively corresponding to all the splicing edges in the column-by column direction; determining second splicing pixel points of the second non-rectangular module based on second edge pixel points of the second non-rectangular module, including: under the condition that a plurality of splicing edges are included in the column-by-column direction, judging whether the number of lines of pixel points in second edge pixel points meets a seventh preset sequential change rule or not column by column, determining a set of pixel points meeting the seventh preset sequential change rule as splicing pixel points corresponding to the first splicing edge until the number of lines of the pixel points does not meet the seventh preset sequential change rule, continuously judging whether the number of lines of the pixel points in the first edge pixel points meets an eighth preset sequential change rule or not column by column until the number of lines of the pixel points does not meet the eighth preset sequential change rule, determining a set of pixel points meeting the eighth preset sequential change rule as splicing pixel points corresponding to the second splicing edge until all column numbers are judged, and obtaining the splicing pixel points respectively corresponding to all the splicing edges in the column-by column direction.
As an optional embodiment, the fifth predetermined sequential variation rule, the sixth predetermined sequential variation rule, the seventh predetermined sequential variation rule, and the eighth predetermined sequential variation rule may be the same sequential variation rule or different sequential variation rules. Particularly according to the shape of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module. The fifth predetermined sequential variation rule, the sixth predetermined sequential variation rule, the seventh predetermined sequential variation rule, and the eighth predetermined sequential variation rule may be one of the following three rules, respectively: the number of rows of pixel points in the column-by-column direction becomes larger in order, the number of rows of pixel points in the column-by-column direction becomes smaller in order, and the number of rows of pixel points in the column-by-column direction does not change. The equal pitch may be a single-row pitch, or a multiple-row pitch within an error tolerance range.
As an optional embodiment, the brightness compensation processing is performed on the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module by adjusting the correction data of the first splicing pixel and the correction data of the second splicing pixel, and the brightness compensation processing includes: and adjusting the brightness compensation value in the correction data of the first spliced pixel point and the brightness compensation value in the correction data of the second spliced pixel point in equal proportion, and performing brightness compensation processing on the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module until the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module reach the preset bright and dark line standard. Through the luminance compensation value in the correction data of the first splicing pixel point and the second splicing pixel point of the equal proportion adjustment, when luminance compensation is carried out, the fact that obvious luminance difference can not appear between the first splicing pixel point and the second splicing pixel point is guaranteed, and then after correction is finished, splicing marks can not be highlighted in the splicing position between the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module, and therefore better display effect is achieved.
It should be noted that, when the brightness compensation process is performed on the bright and dark lines at the joint of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module, if the first splicing edge in the row-by-row direction of the first non-rectangular module corresponds to the pixels of the first splicing edge in the row-by-row direction of the second non-rectangular module one-to-one (e.g., determining the splicing pixels on the first splicing edge in the first non-rectangular module and the splicing pixels on the first splicing edge in the second non-rectangular module by using the above-described manner of determining the pixels corresponding to the splicing edges in fig. 2), the corresponding brightness compensation processing can be carried out on the spliced pixel points on the first spliced edge in the row-by-row direction of the first non-rectangular module and the spliced pixel points on the first spliced edge in the row-by-row direction of the second non-rectangular module, and then the brightness of the pixel points at the spliced part between the two non-rectangular modules can be adjusted in a targeted manner. Under the condition that the second splicing edge of the first non-rectangular module in the row-by-row direction corresponds to the splicing edges of other non-rectangular modules (except the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module), the corresponding brightness compensation processing can be carried out on the splicing pixel points on the second splicing edge of the first non-rectangular module in the row-by-row direction and the splicing pixel points on the splicing edges of the other non-rectangular modules, so that the brightness compensation processing of the splicing lines of the display screen formed by the whole non-rectangular module is completed.
Based on the above embodiments and alternative embodiments, an alternative implementation is provided.
In the related technology, the method for solving the problem of splicing bright and dark lines of the LED flat screen mainly comprises the steps of firstly enabling the distance between adjacent pixel points of each splicing seam to be consistent with the distance between normal pixel points as much as possible by manually adjusting the position of a module, and the method is low in efficiency and cannot completely solve the problem of bright and dark lines; and then the problem of splicing bright and dark lines is solved by adjusting the brightness compensation data in the adjacent pixel point correction data of the two modules. The LED flat screen is formed by splicing a plurality of flat rectangular LED modules with the same area size and the same pixel point arrangement, the correction data file format of each LED box or LED module is consistent, the file name of general correction data represents the address of the LED box or LED module, the first column of numbers in the correction data file represents the number of lines where the pixel points of the box or module are located, the second column of numbers represents the number of lines where the pixel points of the box or module are located, the numbers of the subsequent columns represent brightness compensation data, and the positions of the brightness compensation data of two lines and two lines of spliced pixel points at the edge of all the modules are quickly determined according to the number of lines and the number of columns of the pixel points of the LED module, wherein the two lines and two lines are 4. When the bright and dark lines of the splicing between the modules need to be adjusted, the brightness compensation data of the corresponding edge pixel points in the correction data files of the two adjacent module rows or columns of the splicing seam can be adjusted in equal proportion, so that the brightness of the adjacent pixel points of the splicing seam is changed, and after a satisfactory effect is achieved, the corrected data files are stored in the LED module memories of the corresponding addresses.
However, the method can only solve the problem of splicing bright and dark lines of the LED planar screen, the LED spherical screen is formed by splicing planar LED modules which are mechanically bent, the structural types of the modules are various according to different design methods, the modules are different from a triangular structure to a polygonal structure, and the number of splicing seams of each type of module is possibly different. The pixel point arrangement modes on the surface of the module are different, namely the correction data arrangement formats are different, and according to different correction data writing modes, effective correction data and point-supplementing correction data possibly exist in the correction data of the LED spherical screen module, the effective correction data can be in one-to-one correspondence with the pixel points, the point-supplementing correction data does not have channels corresponding to the pixel points, and the correction display effect of the module is not influenced. Therefore, the positions of the pixel points at the adjacent edges of the two modules at each splicing seam can not be quickly determined through the mode of arranging the pixel points of the modules. It should be noted that the predetermined bright and dark line standard may be a standard that the bright and dark lines cannot be seen, and may be flexibly set according to different requirements.
The invention provides a method for processing spliced bright and dark lines of an LED spherical screen, which comprises the following steps.
(1) The method comprises the steps of obtaining a module splicing structure expanded plan view of the LED spherical screen, presenting the plan view on a computer, and determining the address of each module and the position of each type of module in the plan view, so that a corresponding correction data file can be obtained after clicking one module. Selecting one module from each type of module, and opening the correction data files of the modules.
(2) And acquiring a pixel arrangement layout of the correction data of each type of module, and determining the positions of all edge pixels of the module in the arrangement layout according to the correction data file of the module.
The computer judges the way as follows, under the situation that the first column number is 1 invariable in the correction data file, namely confirm the row number position of the pixel point of the die set as the first row, scan and confirm the first and last column number that has valid correction data of pixel point of this row sequentially line by line, namely the second column number in the correction data file, mark the position of these two pixel points in the pixel point arrangement pattern of the correction data, continue carrying out the above-mentioned step, confirm the first and last column number that has valid correction data of pixel point of each line, mark the position of these pixel points; because the situation that the pixel point position of the first row is the position of the pixel point at the edge of the module possibly exists, under the situation that the second row number in the correction data file is not changed, namely the position of the row number of the pixel point of the module is determined to be the first row, the row numbers of the first and the last pixel points of the row of pixel points, namely the first row number in the correction data file, are determined by scanning sequentially row by row, the positions of the two pixel points are marked in the correction data arrangement diagram, the steps are continuously executed, the row numbers of the first and the last pixel points of each row of pixel points, which have effective correction data, are determined, and the positions of the pixel points are marked.
(3) And determining the position of the pixel point at each splicing position according to the positions of all edge pixel points of the various types of modules. And the computer scans the positions of the pixel points line by line, respectively judges the digital size change of the pixel point column number under the condition that the first and the last pixel points of each line have effective correction data, if the digital size change rule is sequentially reduced or invariable or sequentially increased, continuously executes the steps until the pixel point column number digital size change is judged to be not accordant with the change rule, and then integrates the pixel point positions. And then, continuously executing the steps when the number of the pixel points which do not accord with the change rule is judged to appear until the scanning of all the pixel point numbers is finished. And similarly, executing the conditions that the first and the last pixel points in each row have effective correction data respectively, executing the steps until the scanning of all the pixel point rows is finished, and finally obtaining the collection of the pixel point positions of all the splicing positions.
(4) And the selected set of the pixel point positions at the splicing positions corresponds to the module splicing positions of corresponding addresses in the module splicing structure development plan of the LED spherical screen one by one, and the splicing positions of all the modules of the same type can correspond to the same pixel point positions in the same way. After a splicing line between two modules is selected in a plane diagram of a module splicing structure of the LED spherical screen, a set of adjacent pixel point positions of the two modules can be directly selected, brightness compensation data of the pixel point positions in a correction data file are adjusted in an equal proportion according to a bright line or a dark line of the LED spherical screen at the splicing seam, the corrected correction data file is written into an LED module memory, and a display effect is observed until a satisfactory effect is achieved.
Through above-mentioned optional embodiment, can confirm the marginal pixel of two non-rectangular modules fast to and according to the predetermined law that changes in proper order of pixel, handle marginal pixel, obtain the concatenation pixel, and then carry out the illumination compensation to the concatenation pixel, realize fast that the bright dark line of concatenation carries out the illumination compensation and handles between the non-rectangular module.
According to another aspect of the embodiments of the present invention, there is also provided a spliced bright and dark line processing apparatus, and fig. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of the spliced bright and dark line processing apparatus according to the embodiment, as shown in fig. 3, the apparatus includes: an acquisition module 31, a first determination module 32, a second determination module 33 and an adjustment module 34, which are explained below.
An acquiring module 31 for acquiring a first correction data file and a second correction data file, wherein, arranging first correction data of a first non-rectangular module in a first correction data file by using a first correction data matrix template, wherein the first correction data comprises first effective correction data and first dot-adding correction data, the first effective correction data of the first non-rectangular module are arranged in the first correction data matrix template by using a first non-rectangular array, second correction data of a second non-rectangular module are arranged in a second correction data file by using a second correction data matrix template, the second correction data comprises second effective correction data and second dot-adding correction data, the second effective correction data of the second non-rectangular module are arranged in the second correction data matrix template by using a second non-rectangular array, and the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module are adjacent modules; a first determining module 32, connected to the acquiring module 31, for determining a first edge pixel of the first non-rectangular module based on the first correction data file, and determining a second edge pixel of the second non-rectangular module based on the second correction data file; a second determining module 33, connected to the first determining module 32, for determining a first splicing pixel point of the first non-rectangular module based on the first edge pixel point of the first non-rectangular module, and determining a second splicing pixel point of the second non-rectangular module based on the second edge pixel point of the second non-rectangular module; and an adjusting module 34, connected to the second determining module 33, for performing brightness compensation processing on the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module by adjusting the correction data of the first splicing pixel and the correction data of the second splicing pixel.
According to the embodiment of the invention, a computer-readable storage medium is further provided, and the computer-readable storage medium includes a stored program, where when the program runs, the apparatus where the computer-readable storage medium is located is controlled to execute any one of the processing methods for splicing bright and dark lines.
According to another embodiment of the present invention, there is also provided a computer apparatus including: a memory and a processor, the memory storing a computer program; and the processor is used for executing the computer program stored in the memory, and the computer program enables the processor to execute any one of the processing methods for splicing the bright and dark lines when running.
The above-mentioned serial numbers of the embodiments of the present invention are merely for description and do not represent the merits of the embodiments.
In the above embodiments of the present invention, the descriptions of the respective embodiments have respective emphasis, and for parts that are not described in detail in a certain embodiment, reference may be made to related descriptions of other embodiments.
In the embodiments provided in the present application, it should be understood that the disclosed technology can be implemented in other ways. The above-described embodiments of the apparatus are merely illustrative, and for example, the division of the units may be a logical division, and in actual implementation, there may be another division, for example, multiple units or components may be combined or integrated into another system, or some features may be omitted, or not executed. In addition, the shown or discussed mutual coupling or direct coupling or communication connection may be an indirect coupling or communication connection through some interfaces, units or modules, and may be in an electrical or other form.
The units described as separate parts may or may not be physically separate, and parts displayed as units may or may not be physical units, may be located in one place, or may be distributed on a plurality of units. Some or all of the units can be selected according to actual needs to achieve the purpose of the solution of the embodiment.
In addition, functional units in the embodiments of the present invention may be integrated into one processing unit, or each unit may exist alone physically, or two or more units are integrated into one unit. The integrated unit can be realized in a form of hardware, and can also be realized in a form of a software functional unit.
The integrated unit, if implemented in the form of a software functional unit and sold or used as a stand-alone product, may be stored in a computer readable storage medium. Based on such understanding, the technical solution of the present invention may be embodied in the form of a software product, which is stored in a storage medium and includes instructions for causing a computer device (which may be a personal computer, a server, or a network device) to execute all or part of the steps of the method according to the embodiments of the present invention. And the aforementioned storage medium includes: a U-disk, a Read-Only Memory (ROM), a Random Access Memory (RAM), a removable hard disk, a magnetic or optical disk, and other various media capable of storing program codes.
The foregoing is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it should be noted that, for those skilled in the art, various modifications and decorations can be made without departing from the principle of the present invention, and these modifications and decorations should also be regarded as the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. A processing method for splicing bright and dark lines is characterized by comprising the following steps:
acquiring a first correction data file and a second correction data file, wherein the first correction data of a first non-rectangular module is arranged in the first correction data file by a first correction data matrix template, the first correction data comprises first effective correction data and first dot-padding correction data, the first effective correction data of the first non-rectangular module is arranged in a first non-rectangular array in the first correction data matrix template, the second correction data of the second non-rectangular module is arranged in the second correction data file by a second correction data matrix template, the second correction data comprises second effective correction data and second dot-complementing correction data, the second effective correction data of the second non-rectangular module is arranged in a second non-rectangular array in the second correction data matrix template, and the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module are adjacent modules;
determining first edge pixel points of the first non-rectangular module based on the first correction data file, and determining second edge pixel points of the second non-rectangular module based on the second correction data file;
determining first stitched pixels of the first non-rectangular module based on the first edge pixels of the first non-rectangular module, and determining second stitched pixels of the second non-rectangular module based on the second edge pixels of the second non-rectangular module;
and performing brightness compensation processing on the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module by adjusting the correction data of the first splicing pixel point and the correction data of the second splicing pixel point.
2. The method of claim 1,
determining a first edge pixel point of the first non-rectangular module based on the first correction data file comprises: determining a first row of first effective correction data of the first non-rectangular module appearing in the first correction data matrix template, scanning the number of columns of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first row, marking the positions of pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first row obtained by scanning, continuing to scan the number of columns of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each row line by line, marking the positions of the pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each row obtained by scanning, and determining that the pixel point sets at the marked positions are the first edge pixel points;
determining, based on the second correction data file, second edge pixel points of the second non-rectangular module, including: determining a first row of second effective correction data of the second non-rectangular module appearing in the second correction data matrix template, scanning the number of columns of first effective correction data and last effective correction data appearing in the first row, marking the positions of pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first row obtained by scanning, continuously scanning the number of columns of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each row line by line, marking the positions of the pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each row obtained by scanning, and determining that the pixel point set of the marked positions is the second edge pixel point.
3. The method of claim 1,
determining a first edge pixel point of the first non-rectangular module based on the first correction data file comprises: determining a first column of first effective correction data of the first non-rectangular module appearing in the first correction data matrix template, scanning the number of rows of first effective correction data and last effective correction data appearing in the first column, marking the positions of pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first column, continuously scanning the number of rows of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each column, marking the positions of the pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each column, and determining a pixel point set of the marked positions as a first edge pixel point;
determining, based on the second correction data file, second edge pixel points of the second non-rectangular module, including: determining a first column of second effective correction data of the second non-rectangular module appearing in the second correction data matrix template, scanning the number of rows of first effective correction data and last effective correction data appearing in the first column, marking the positions of pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in the first column, continuously scanning the number of rows of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each column, marking the positions of the pixel points of the first effective correction data and the last effective correction data appearing in each column, and determining the pixel point set of the marked positions as the second edge pixel point.
4. The method of claim 1,
determining a first stitched pixel point of the first non-rectangular module based on the first edge pixel point of the first non-rectangular module, comprising: under the condition that a plurality of splicing edges are included in the row-by-row direction, judging whether the number of columns of pixel points in the first edge pixel points meets a first preset sequential change rule or not line by line until the number of columns of pixel points does not meet the first preset sequential change rule, determining that a set of pixel points meeting the first preset sequential change rule is a splicing pixel point corresponding to the first splicing edge, continuously judging whether the number of columns of pixel points in the first edge pixel points meets a second preset sequential change rule or not line by line until the number of columns of pixel points does not meet the second preset sequential change rule, determining that a set of pixel points meeting the second preset sequential change rule is a splicing pixel point corresponding to the second splicing edge until all the number of lines are judged to be finished, and obtaining splicing pixel points corresponding to all the splicing edges in the row-by line direction;
determining a second stitching pixel of the second non-rectangular module based on the second edge pixel of the second non-rectangular module, including: under the condition that the splicing edges are included in the row-by-row direction, whether the number of columns of pixel points in the second edge pixel points meets a third preset sequential change rule or not is judged row by row until the number of columns of the pixel points does not meet the third preset sequential change rule, the set of the pixel points meeting the third preset sequential change rule is determined to be the splicing pixel points corresponding to the first splicing edge, whether the number of columns of the pixel points in the second edge pixel points meets a fourth preset sequential change rule or not is judged continuously row by row until the number of columns of the pixel points does not meet the fourth preset sequential change rule, the set of the pixel points meeting the fourth preset sequential change rule is determined to be the splicing pixel points corresponding to the second splicing edge, and the splicing pixel points corresponding to all the splicing edges in the row-by-row direction are obtained until all the number of rows is judged to be finished.
5. The method of claim 1,
determining a first stitched pixel point of the first non-rectangular module based on the first edge pixel point of the first non-rectangular module, comprising: under the condition that a plurality of splicing edges are included in the row-by-row direction, judging whether the number of rows of pixel points in the first edge pixel points meets a fifth preset sequential change rule or not row by row until the number of rows of pixel points does not meet the fifth preset sequential change rule, determining that a set of pixel points meeting the fifth preset sequential change rule is a splicing pixel point corresponding to a first splicing edge, continuously judging whether the number of rows of pixel points in the first edge pixel points meets a sixth preset sequential change rule or not row by row until the number of rows of pixel points does not meet the sixth preset sequential change rule, determining that a set of pixel points meeting the sixth preset sequential change rule is a splicing pixel point corresponding to a second splicing edge until all the rows are judged, and obtaining splicing pixel points corresponding to all the splicing edges in the row-by-row direction;
determining a second stitched pixel point of the second non-rectangular module based on the second edge pixel point of the second non-rectangular module, comprising: under the condition that the pixel points comprise a plurality of splicing edges in the row-by-row direction, judging whether the row number of the pixel points in the second edge pixel points meets a seventh preset sequential change rule or not row by row until the row number of the pixel points does not meet the seventh preset sequential change rule, determining that a set of the pixel points meeting the seventh preset sequential change rule is the splicing pixel points corresponding to the first splicing edge, continuously judging whether the row number of the pixel points in the first edge pixel points meets an eighth preset sequential change rule or not row by row until the row number of the pixel points does not meet the eighth preset sequential change rule, determining that a set of the pixel points meeting the eighth preset sequential change rule is the splicing pixel points corresponding to the second splicing edge until all the row numbers are judged, and obtaining the splicing pixel points corresponding to all the splicing edges in the row-by-row direction.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein performing a brightness compensation process on the bright and dark lines at the junction of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module by adjusting the correction data of the first merged pixel and the correction data of the second merged pixel comprises:
and performing brightness compensation processing on the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module by adjusting the brightness compensation value in the correction data of the first splicing pixel point and the brightness compensation value in the correction data of the second splicing pixel point in equal proportion until the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module reach a preset bright and dark line standard.
7. The method of any of claims 1-6, wherein the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module are modules in a target spherical screen.
8. A spliced bright and dark line processing device is characterized by comprising:
an obtaining module, configured to obtain a first correction data file and a second correction data file, where the first correction data of the first non-rectangular module is arranged in the first correction data file by using a first correction data matrix template, the first correction data comprises first effective correction data and first dot-padding correction data, the first effective correction data of the first non-rectangular module is arranged in a first non-rectangular array in the first correction data matrix template, the second correction data of the second non-rectangular module is arranged in the second correction data file by a second correction data matrix template, the second correction data comprises second effective correction data and second dot-complementing correction data, the second effective correction data of the second non-rectangular module is arranged in a second non-rectangular array in the second correction data matrix template, and the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module are adjacent modules;
a first determining module, configured to determine first edge pixel points of the first non-rectangular module based on the first correction data file, and determine second edge pixel points of the second non-rectangular module based on the second correction data file;
a second determining module, configured to determine first stitched pixels of the first non-rectangular module based on the first edge pixels of the first non-rectangular module, and determine second stitched pixels of the second non-rectangular module based on the second edge pixels of the second non-rectangular module;
and the adjusting module is used for performing brightness compensation processing on the bright and dark lines at the splicing position of the first non-rectangular module and the second non-rectangular module by adjusting the correction data of the first splicing pixel point and the correction data of the second splicing pixel point.
9. A computer-readable storage medium, comprising a stored program, wherein when the program runs, the apparatus on which the computer-readable storage medium is located is controlled to execute the processing method for splicing bright and dark lines according to any one of claims 1 to 8.
10. A computer device, comprising: a memory and a processor, wherein the processor is capable of,
the memory stores a computer program;
the processor is configured to execute the computer program stored in the memory, and when the computer program runs, the processor is enabled to execute the processing method for splicing bright and dark lines according to any one of claims 1 to 8.
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