Method and circuit arrangement for picture-in-picture fade-in

Television – Basic receiver with additional function – For display of additional information

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C348S511000, C348S718000

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06873370

ABSTRACT:
A method and a circuit arrangement for picture-in-picture insertion are described, in which, in order to prevent a write operation from being overtaken by a read operation and also to avoid the associated picture disturbances, a field is stored under an address which precedes a previous field by a number of N lines. A read address is then shifted to the same line of the older field in the event of a minimum distance to a write address being undershot.

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