Television – Synchronization – Locking of video or audio to reference timebase
Patent
1992-12-21
1995-02-07
Groody, James J.
Television
Synchronization
Locking of video or audio to reference timebase
348515, 348518, 348571, H04N 9475
Patent
active
053879430
ABSTRACT:
A semiautomatic lip sync recovery system for time synchronizing the audio and video channels of a television signal uses programmable delay circuits in each channel. An area of the image represented by the video channel is defined within which motion related to sound occurs. Motion vectors are generated for the defined area, and correlated with the levels of the audio channel to determine a time difference between the video and audio channels. The time difference is then used to compute delay control signals for the programmable delay circuits so that the video and audio channels are in time synchronization.
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Gray Francis I.
Groody James J.
Lee Michael H.
Tektronix Inc.
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