Method and apparatus for maintaining the mean valves of video si

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

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358164, H04N 712

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051667908

ABSTRACT:
A video signal with pre-emphasis is applied via an input to an HD-MAC encoder, the encoded output being applied over a first path to an input of an adder. The encoded signal is also applied via a decoder and a further path comprising a de-emphasis circuit, a mean value estimator circuit and a pre-emphasis circuit, to an input of a difference circuit. The video signal from the encoder input is also applied to a second input to the difference circuit, via a reference path comprising components which correspond to the de-emphasis circuit, mean value estimator, and pre-emphasis circuit in the further path. The difference in the pre-emphasized mean values obtained from the difference circuit is applied via a shuffler and added to the video signal in the first path.

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