Television receiver for selectively blocking video signal sample

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358142, 358147, 358165, 358183, H04N 5445, H04N 704, H04N 7087

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051192004

ABSTRACT:
In a television receiver which comprises a video memory for noise reduction, large-area flicker reduction, still pictures and the like, an additional picture is generated by also storing its pixels in the video memory. The pixels of the additional picture are generated once by a pixel generator protected from being overwritten by the video signal applied at a field frequency of 50 hz by also storing a blanking bit for each pixel, preventing the pixel from being overwritten by the video signal. The additional picture may be, for example, a teletext page or an operating menu.

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