Editing data converting apparatus
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsIchiro Ninomiya, Soujiro Kizu, Hidehiko Sashoh
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AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsIchiro Ninomiya, Soujiro Kizu, Hidehiko Sashoh
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Editing data producing apparatus produces first data for editing a cinema film based on second editing data obtained by editing a television video signal reproduced from a record medium on which a cinema signal is recorded in a manner of the television video signal. The video signal is obtained from the cinema signal by an m:n ratio (m and n are both integers) pull-down conversion. An editing video frame address representative of an editing location of the video signal and a reference video frame address representative of the video frame address corresponding to a predetermined cinema frame address of the cinema signal are supplied to a circuit which then produces a relative address between the editing video frame address and the reference video frame address. A circuit is provided for dividing a number representative of the relative address by a number bearing a predetermined relation to m and n, so that a remainder is detected. In response to the remainder and field data representative of a field status of the editing video frame address, the video frame address is converted to the cinema frame address.
Editing data producing apparatus for producing first editing data for editing a cinema film based on second editing data obtained by editing a video signal reproduced from a record medium on which a cinema signal is recorded in a manner of said video signal, said video signal being obtained from said cinema signal by an m :
Apparatus for converting a first frame address of a video signal having a first frame frequency and a field frequency twice said first frame frequency to a second frame address of said video signal, said video signal being converted to a second frame frequency by a pull-down conversion having a predetermined ratio in relation to said first and second frame frequencies;
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