Video buffer control apparatus for dual video decoding and...

Pulse or digital communications – Bandwidth reduction or expansion – Television or motion video signal

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C725S086000

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07609768

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides a video buffer control apparatus for dual video decoding and digital broadcasting receiver. In the present invention, one read block controls the reading of at least two video buffers in performing video decoding on at least two channels, whereby the video buffers can be efficiently controlled and whereby the hardware size of the video buffer control apparatus can be reduced. Moreover, the present invention can simultaneously decode both of the digital broadcasting and a video clip or MPEG still picture having a data format inputted via path different from that of the digital broadcasting.

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