Video signal processing method for digital video decoder

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Noise or undesired signal reduction

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C348S441000, C348S571000

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10927020

ABSTRACT:
A video signal processing apparatus which is provided for a digital video decoder and can automatically and properly adjust a fluctuation of the number of sampling data of digital composite video signals includes: an adjusting circuit which performs a partial adding/deleting process to the video signals so as to correct the fluctuation in number of sampling data constructing the digital composite video signals supplied to the decoder; and a discriminating circuit which compares the number of sampling data of each video signal and the preset reference number of sampling data and outputs an operation signal for the adding/deleting process to the adjusting circuit when a difference between them as a comparison result lies within a predetermined adjusting range.

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