Image storage using separately scanned luminance and chrominance

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

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340703, 340798, 358 13, H04N 900

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ABSTRACT:
Computer main memory is used for storing relatively densely sampled luminance information concerning a television display and for storing relatively sparsely sampled chrominance information concerning the same television display. The relatively densely sampled luminance information is read out in substantially real-time from computer main memory during line trace intervals in the television display. The relatively sparsely sampled chrominance information is read out of computer main memory in advanced and compressed time during selected line retrace intervals in the television display.

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