Recording/reproducing device comprising a plurality of audio cha

Motion video signal processing for recording or reproducing – Local trick play processing – With randomly accessible medium

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386 54, 386 93, 386 96, H04N 968, H04N 9793, H04N 593, H04N 5923

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ABSTRACT:
A device for adjusting audio and video signals includes two rotary encoders, one for plural audio adjusting circuits which are arranged to adjust audio signals and the other for plural video adjusting circuits which are arranged to adjust video signals. The rotary encoders are arranged to selectively actuate the plural audio adjusting circuits and the plural video adjusting circuits respectively. The arrangement not only simplifies the operation of the device but also reduces the number of necessary parts.

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