Video processing system featuring a choice between inter and int

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Motion dependent key signal generation or scene change...

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H04N 964

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054692270

ABSTRACT:
In a video processing system having an intra-field processing mode which allows a better luminance-chrominance separation, and an inter-field processing mode which allows a better performance in the presence of motion in the color signals, wherein a motion-dependent choice is made between these modes, chrominance-difference signals (Ud, Vd) are derived from chrominance signals (U, V), and a first linear combination of the chrominance-difference signals (Ud', Vd) is derived when the V chrominance-difference signal (Vd) exceeds the U chrominance-difference signal (Ud'), and a second linear combination of the chrominance-difference signals (Ud', Vd) is derived in the opposite case, to obtain a motion signal (M) for the motion-dependent choice.

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