Audio-visual information signal reproducing apparatus that mutes

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Combined independent audio systems – Changeover between audio systems

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369 58, 358342, 358341, H04B 120, H04N 576

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ABSTRACT:
An audio visual information signal reproducing apparatus reproduces an audio visual information signal from a recording medium, the audio visual information signal being recorded on the recording medium and composed of a video signal and a digitized audio signal being time-division multiplexed in such a way that the frame interval of the video signal does not accord with the frame interval of the digitized audio signal. The apparatus sets an audio output mute flag of a control code contained in the digitized audio signal of the audio visual information signal being reproduced and shifts to a next operation mode when a normal play mode is interrupted.

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Patent Abstracts of Japan, vol. 12, No. 46 (P-793) (3303), 30 Nov. 1988 & JP-A-63 177 375 (Alpine Electron Inc.), 21 Jul. 1988.

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