Electronic editing control apparatus for a video tape recorder
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsHideo Nishijima, Isao Fukushima, Hajime Yokota
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsHideo Nishijima, Isao Fukushima, Hajime Yokota
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When operation mode is switched from recording to pause mode, a magnetic tape on which signals were recorded previously is slightly rewound backward by a predetermined length and is maintained in the pause mode operation state. When the pause condition is released, reproducing operation is performed to detect a phase difference between the reproduced control signal and a control signal of a video signal to be newly recorded. The tape speed is rapidly changed in accordance with the detected phase difference, so that the phase difference between the reproduced control signal and the control signal to be recorded is reduced to zero. Then, when a discontinuous scene recording is performed by switching from pause to recording operation mode, the phase coincidence has been achieved thereby enabling the phase-coincidence recording of video signals. Thus, upon reproducing, a clear picture with no disturbance can be presented even at the interconnection of signals for different scenes.
An electronic editing control apparatus for use with a video signal recording and reproducing apparatus of the type including a capstan motor, servo control means for producing a servo control signal to control said capstan motor and effect deiving of a magnetic tape, pause means responsive to a pause instruction issued during a signal recording operation for stopping the recording operation and holding the recording and reproducing apparatus in a pause state for a reproducing operation including rewinding a predetermined length of the magnetic tape, and means responsive to removal of said pause instruction for effecting playback of said rewound tape to reproduce a first control signal therefrom, the editing control apparatus comprising:
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