VDPP LLC has filed another round of complaints in its sole litigation campaign—launched in August 2019 with suits against Acer and Meta Platforms (f/k/a Facebook)—suing Panasonic (3:22-cv-02831) in the Northern District of Texas and Philips (Philips North America) (6:22-cv-01284) and Roku (6:22-cv-01285) in the Western District of Texas. The sole asserted patent generally relates to taking two chronologically distinct frames from a video; “expanding”, “reshap[ing]”, or “blend[ing]” those frames; combining the two modified images into a single frame; combining that modified frame with a solid-color bridge frame; and then displaying them. The defendants are accused of infringement through the provision of certain TVs (Panasonic and Philips) and software (Roku) that support a variety of picture modification tools, such as frame rate conversion, local dimming, and black frame insertion.