Widescreen television signal processor system with interpolator

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control

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358 37, 358140, H04N 964

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ABSTRACT:
An NTSC compatible widescreen EDTV system encodes a television signal via a process including intraframe averaging of mutually exclusive successive paired groups of image pixels above a given frequency. At a decoder, intraframe averaged luminance image information is interpolated on a line-by-line basis to help reduce unwanted jagged diagonal image artifacts. Vertical peaking is associated with intraframe averaging at the encoder.

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