Television receiver comprising a circuit for sequentially tuning

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

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358 22, 358183, H04N 5262, H04N 5445

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ABSTRACT:
In a television receiver, comprising a tuning portion (1) which operates in time-division multiplex and a first memory circuit (41) for storing sub-picture information from different transmissions obtained during a tuning cycle, a second memory circuit (57) is provided for acquiring the sub-picture information from the first memory circuit (41) in one single operation and for displaying (at 65) during a next tuning cycle a composite picture in which no change of picture content occurs.

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