Apparatus for converting the scanning period of a video signal t

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053092333

ABSTRACT:
A general scanning-period converting device is equipped with two frame memories (first and second frames), and a video signal is written in any one of the frame memories (e.g., first memory) at a scanning period thereof while the video signal is repetitively read out from the other frame memory (e.g., second memory) in accordance with a synchronizing signal having a desired (target) shorter scanning period. When the write-in operation of the first frame memory is finished, the first frame memory is switched so as to carry out a read-out operation from an address thereof corresponding to a read-out address of the second frame memory at the finishing time of the write-in operation thereof, and the second frame memory which has carried out the read-out operation is switched so as to carry out the write-in operation.

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