Color television signal including auxiliary information

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control

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358 19, 358147, H04N 946, H04N 938, H04N 704

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041341279

ABSTRACT:
A color television system, such as the NTSC system, in which at least a part of the chromatic information is transmitted as suppressed carrier amplitude modulation of a subcarrier, and a subcarrier burst is inserted in the signal as a reference signal for use in demodulating the signal in which the subcarrier bursts are suppressed from some of the lines of the T.V. signal and replaced by signals carrying additional sound or picture information such as emergency messages, newsflashes or the like.

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