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Internet Media Developer Support Program
On July 24, 1996 Intel Corporation announced its Internet Media Developer Support Program, which enables software
developers to build state-of-the-art applications based on Intel’s most advanced microprocessors, PC platform
innovations and Internet media development tools for audio and video technology. The announcement was made at the Intel
Internet Media Symposium held in Burlingame, California.
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MMXTM Technology Application Notes On-Line
Image Effects: Bilinear Interpolation
A common technique used for 3D rendering is to decompose the surface of objects into a large number of nearly
planar triangles or rectangles. Their position in a 3-dimensional space is then mapped to the 2-dimensional display
surface, and the individual triangles or rectangles are drawn one pixel at a time. One technique for increasing the
realism of drawn images is commonly known as texture mapping. This application note deals with one aspect of this
process: accurately determining the color to display at a single pixel on the display surface.
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