Television editing system

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

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358188, H04N 548

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043331106

ABSTRACT:
A television editing system includes devices which respond to the absence of picture information in a video signal for at least a predetermined period of time, a prelude to the start of a commercial message, and disable or reduce the audio output from a television set or the like for a given period. A microphone is arranged to receive an external audio recall signal, which could be produced by a user clapping his hands. This received signal is processed and used to recall the audio output within the given period. A circuit, responsive to received video signals over a period during which several commercial messages may appear, automatically sets the sensitivity of the editing system.

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