Video signal with super impose character data reproducing appara

Motion video signal processing for recording or reproducing – Local trick play processing – With randomly accessible medium

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386 33, 386 40, H04N 980

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057296510

ABSTRACT:
A video signal with superimpose character data reproducing apparatus reproduces MPEG compressed video signal from a CD-ROM. The compressed video signal read from the disc includes a plurality of blocks each having a header with a character data. The compressed video signal is expanded by an expander to a plurality of component signals, which are then modulated in modulator to a composite video signal. An extractor extracts the character data and temporarily stores it in flop-flops. The extracted character data is serially inserted in the composite video signal by synthesizer in a predetermined timing.

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