Television cross color suppression and chrominance noise reducti

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Noise or undesired signal reduction

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348665, 348713, H04N 964, H04N 977, H04N 978

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053051203

ABSTRACT:
Cross color from composite television signals is suppressed by averaging baseband chrominance samples spaced a certain number of frames apart, or when motion is detected in the television signals, by averaging baseband chrominance samples spaced a certain number of lines apart. Cross color suppression when motion is detected may be improved by low-pass filtering the line-spaced chrominance sample average. Both NTSC and PAL implementations are presented.

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