Image processing device and non-transitory computer-readable medium
AssigneeFuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
InventorsKosuke Shimizu, Kazunori Sato, Eisuke Nozawa, Motohiro Asano
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Abstract
An image processing device includes a reception unit that receives an input image signal, and a synchronization signal used to generate an output image signal on a basis of the input image signal. In a case in which, after receiving the synchronization signal, the reception unit does not receive a next synchronization signal within a predetermined reception period, the reception unit conducts an automatic reception process that treats the next synchronization signal as being received.
Claims6
An image processing device comprising:
- a processor programmed to function as:
- a reception unit that receives an input image signal, and a synchronization signal used to generate an output image signal on a basis of the input image signal;
- and
- an output unit that outputs the input image signal received by the reception unit, wherein
- in a case in which, after receiving the synchronization signal, the reception unit does not receive a next synchronization signal within a predetermined reception period, the reception unit conducts an automatic reception process that treats the next synchronization signal as being received, and
- in a case in which the next synchronization signal is automatically received, the output unit delays an output timing of the input image signal corresponding to the next synchronization signal compared to a case in which the next synchronization signal is received by the reception unit within the reception period.
A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing a program causing a computer to execute a process for processing an image, the process comprising:
- receiving an input image signal, and a synchronization signal used to generate an output image signal on a basis of the input image signal;
- outputting the input image signal received by the reception unit;
- conducting, in a case in which, after receiving the synchronization signal, a next synchronization signal is not received within a predetermined reception period, an automatic reception process that treats the next synchronization signal as being received;
- and
- delaying, in a case in which the next synchronization signal is automatically received, an output timing of the input image signal corresponding to the next synchronization signal compared to a case in which the next synchronization signal is received by the reception unit within the reception period.
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