Time base error corrector
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsMitsushige Tatami, Yasuo Sakura, Yoshinori Suzuki
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AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsMitsushige Tatami, Yasuo Sakura, Yoshinori Suzuki
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A time base error corrector comprises a chrominance subcarrier phase corrector whereby the subcarrier phase of a video signal is controlled before being written in the buffer memory in such a way that when the video signal is read from the buffer memory on the basis of the reference video signal, the subcarrier phase of the read video signal may match that of the reference video signal. In the NTSC system, the succeeding line odd/even (O/E) identification is predicted on the basis of a content O/E of the preceding field identification and a content O/E of the preceding field top line identification, and a non-inverted return subcarrier signal is generated when the succeeding top line identification is determined to be odd but an inverted return subcarrier signal RSC is generated when determined to be even. In the PAL system, the succeeding line O/E odd/even and I/N inversion/non-inversion identifications are predicted to generate four different return subcarrier signals. The above control is effective when a VTR is servo-controlled in such a way that the reproduced video signal is written in the buffer memory in advance of the reference video signal in phase.
A time base error corrector for outputting an output video signal having no time base error by means for writing an input video signal in a buffer memory in response to a synchronizing signal included in the input video signal and by means for reading the written video signal from the buffer memory in response to a synchronizing signal included in a reference video signal, which comprises:
A time base error corrector for outputting an output video signal having no time base error by means for writing an input video signal in a buffer memory in response to a synchronizing signal included in the input video signal and by means for reading the written video signal from the buffer memory in response to a synchronizing signal included in a reference video signal, which comprises:
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