Video player and/or recorder with Hadamard transform

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

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360 32, 360 9, H04N 579

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042109310

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for performing a Hadamard transform on video data for compression of data to be recorded and decompression of data read from a record for display achieves the necessary high rate by means of two or more adders and two subtractors operating in parallel. A store that holds the data during successive passes through an arithmetic unit has accessing circuits and a set of registers and associated gates that fetch and store the data in a repetitive sequence that simplifies storage accessing. Data is processed in units that represent for example eight lines of a television picture and an output buffer is provided for the decompressor of a video disk player that receives data as it is processed and holds previously processed data unit by a storage accessing circuit that minimizes the amount of buffer storage that must be provided in the player.

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