Video signal coding system
AssigneeNippon Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsKohei Saitoh, Hideo Akiyama, Takashi Mizuguchi
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Abstract
A video signal coding system includes multiple sources to load a digital version of a composite video signal into an associated storage memory. The several memories or memory portions are interrogated employing a common reference wave to obtain the stored digitized video signals in synchronism with one another. In accordance with the principles of the present invention,feedback circuitry is employed in each digital video signal source to sample each video program in a like phase relationship with respect to the signal color burst. Accordingly, the color information is reliably preserved and is in synchronism between video programs upon signal read out from memory.
Claims5
In combination, plural digital video signal forming means each including source means for supplying a video signal and synchronizing information including a color burst signal, controlled sampling means connected to said source means for sampling said video signal, and means for controlling said sampling means for sampling said video signal at times dependent upon the phase of said color burst signal, said sampling controlling means in each of said plural digital video signal forming means effecting a like relationship between sampling times and color burst signal, memory means associated with each of said digital video signal forming means for storing the digital video output signals therefrom, and reference wave supplying means for supplying a read-out signal to said memory means for obtaining from said memory means plural video signals with synchronized color burst signals, wherein said synchronizing information includes horizontal blanking level pulses, and said sampling means includes feedback means including first means for sampling and storing the horizontal blanking level, second means for sampling and storing the combined level of said pulses and color burst signal, comparator means for comparing the stored contents of said first and second means and for varying the sampling time of said controlled sampling means to obviate the output of said comparator means.
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