Recording signal selection method for video titling

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Special effects

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358311, 348586, H04N 5262, H04N 51278

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054692245

ABSTRACT:
A recording signal selection method for video titling suitable for recording a superimposed signal, consisting of a switching section for selectively selecting a tuner signal, a line signal and a playback signal as an output and transmitting the selected tuner signal, line signal or superimposed signal as a recording signal, a microcomputer for generating the character data which are to be superimposed according to user's need and controlling said switching section, and an on-screen display element for selecting as a background signal one of the tuner signal and line signal from the switching section and transmitting as an output a superimposed signal which a character signal from the microcomputer is superimposed on the background signal.

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