Apparatus for processing a still screen in a digital video repro

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386 12, H04N 979, H04N 980

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for processing a still screen in a digital video reproducing system which eliminates a color pattern appearing at a color boundary portion when digital video data is displayed in a still screen mode is disclosed. In the apparatus for processing the still screen in the digital video reproducing system, a horizontal synchronizing signal is delayed or led by one-half period of a chrominance subcarrier at every predetermined scanning field with reference to the chrominance subcarrier, thereby eliminating a jagged pattern at the color boundary portion of the still screen in case of a non-interlaced scanning system. Accordingly, a clear image is provided during the still screen operation while displaying the digital data on a display equipment.

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