Method and apparatus for correcting errors in a transmitted vide

Television – Bandwidth reduction system – Data rate reduction

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348420, 348607, 348616, H04N 768

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057513619

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for use in a video signal decoding system for concealing errors in a video signal first detects a lost block in the video signal, the lost block having errors, and then provides pixel values of neighboring blocks for the lost block in the video signal based on information for the lost block. Subsequently, The apparatus computes edge gradients of neighboring pixels included in a predetermined range of pixels surrounding the lost block based on the pixel values of the neighboring blocks and determines a pixel interpolation direction based on the edge gradients of neighboring pixels. A spatially interpolated block is produced based on the pixel values of the neighboring blocks and the pixel interpolation direction and it is provided as a substitution block for compensating the lost block.

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