Digital automatic video delay system

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control

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358 17, 358 22, H04N 944, H04N 945

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ABSTRACT:
A digital automatic video delay system includes a device for digitalizing a television signal with sampling clock signals having a frequency of N (an integer) times as high as the frequency of the color subcarrier of the television signal, a device for writing the digitized signal in a memory having a number of addresses equal to or higher than 2N, a device for reading out an address from the memory timed with reference clock signals based on the frequency of the color subcarrier signal, and a device for conducting the write operation and read operation simultaneously but from different halves of the memory.

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