Arrangement for generating a 3:2 pull-down switch-off signal for a video compression encoder
A technology that turns off signal and video compression. It is used in digital video signal modification, television, image communication, etc., and can solve problems such as errors.
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[0026] As explained above, an NTSC video signal available at 60 fields per second can be restored to a "normal" video signal by scanning at 60 fields per second. Such signals are generated, for example, by electronic cameras. However the NTSC signal can also be recovered by scanning the film which can be obtained at 24 frames per second. In order to produce an NTSC signal of 60 fields rather than just 48 from 24 frames per second (which is the number of fields an NTSC signal would have per second), a so-called 3:2 pulldown technique can be applied to the signal, where each Appeared several times.
[0027] For video compression, it is useless to compress the same field several times. Therefore, it is appropriate to identify which fields are generated several times and to exclude these fields. For this purpose, the so-called inverse 3:2 pull-down conversion is known, which performs exactly the above operation and again produces 24 frames from the scanned film for video compress...
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