Minimizing video disturbance during switching transients and...

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Picture blanking

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C348S569000, C348S565000

Reexamination Certificate

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06982765

ABSTRACT:
A television monitor display comprises a first selectable source of a first video display signal and a second selectable source of a second signal for video display. A video processor receives signals from the first and second selectable sources and controllably combines the second signal with said first video display signal. A sync separator is coupled to receive the combined signal and generate therefrom separated synchronizing signals. A controller is responsive to user selection of the first selectable source and generates a disable signal for controlling the video processor to inhibit combining of the second signal for a predetermined time.

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