Scrambling and descrambling of television signals for subscripti

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358117, 358122, 358123, H04N 716, H04K 104

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044713800

ABSTRACT:
Subscription TV premium programming may be encoded with tagging information as by transmitting a tagging pulse during at least one horizontal line interval of each picture field in addition to pulses which are used to time the restoration of horizontal sync in the descrambler of a sync suppressed scrambling system. The additional tagging pulses provide information necessary to enable or disable the descrambler, and thereby provide high level encoding with minimum hardware complexity.

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