Video tape recorder
AssigneeFunai Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorYoshihisa Nakaya
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Abstract
In a video tape recorder, a digital AV signal which is A/D-converted by an A/D converting section 12 is separated into a video signal and an audio signal by an audio-video separating section 131. In response to a selection operation on an operating section 19, the separated digital video and audio signals by an editing section 132 are edited and then recorded on a hard disk 14. The digital video and audio signals which are obtained by performing a reproducing process on the hard disk 14 are supplied by the editing section 132 to an audio-video multiplexing section 134. The digital video and audio signals are multiplexed by the audio-video multiplexing section 134, and then recorded on a D-video tape 15.
Claims7
A video tape recorder in which an analog audio-video signal supplied to an input terminal is separated into a video signal and an audio signal by an audio-video separating section, the video signal and the audio signal are recorded on a video track and an audio track of a video tape, respectively, and the video signal and the audio signal which are recorded on the video tape are reproduced to be output, said video tape recorder comprising:
- an analog/digital converting section which analog/digital-converts the analog audio-video signal and supplies a resulting signal to said audio-video separating section;
- an editing section which edits the video signal and the audio signal that are separated from each other by said audio-video separating section;
- a discontinuous medium on and from which the video signal and the audio signal that are edited by said editing section is to be recorded and reproduced;
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- a continuous medium on and from which the video signal and the audio signal that are reproduced from said discontinuous medium are continuously recorded and reproduced.
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