Video transmission system using time-warp scrambling

Details Video transmission system using time-warp scrambling Video transmission system using time-warp scrambling

1983-12-22

1986-08-12

Buczinski, S. C.

Facsimile and static presentation processing

Facsimile

Specific signal processing circuitry

358121, 358122, 358123, H04N 7167

Patent

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046059610

ABSTRACT:
A subscriber cable television system using predominantly digital signal processing techniques employs an improved time-warp and segment scrambling method for providing extremely high security. Means are also disclosed for suppressing the undesirable effects of discontinuities in the scrambled video signal by methods of inserting additional data samples between adjacent continuous segments, and by dithering the video line positions of the discontinuities. Preferably the scrambler and descrambler each have a memory for storing video samples, first and second address counters for providing read and write addresses to the memory, and means for decrementing or inhibiting address counting during the time between segments of continuous video samples in order to insert and delete samples during scrambling and descrambling, respectively.

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