Magnetic recording and reproducing apparatus using an accelerati

Motion video signal processing for recording or reproducing – Local trick play processing – With randomly accessible medium

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386 8, 386 14, 386 79, H04N 987, H04N 5783

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ABSTRACT:
A magnetic recording and reproducing apparatus which generates reduced noise when shifting between operations such as still or slow motion mode to normal playback mode. The apparatus has a capstan motor for driving the tape at speeds determined by the combination of an acceleration signal and a capstan servo control Signal, except during a fixed time period after a still or slow motion mode is changed to a normal playback mode, during which time the capstan motor speed is controlled only in response to the acceleration signal. A system control unit coordinates changing the capstan motor speed with the switching of heads, and supplies a rotary switching pulse.

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