Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 7
Claim 1
Independent Claim
143 words
An apparatus for recording and reproducing a digital video signal, comprising: n sampling means each for performing a sub-Nyquist sampling operation for the digital video signal in such a manner that every n-th pixel sampled by the sub-Nyquist sampling operation of one of the n sampling means is not sampled by the remaining ones of the n sampling means, where n is a positive integer of at least 2; recording/reproducing means for recording and reproducing information including pixels sampled by the n sampling means in a standard mode and by m sampling means in a long playing mode, where m is a positive integer less than n; and means for reconstructing the digital video signal from the reproduced information in the standard mode and from the reproduced information by interpolating pixels not samples by the m sampling means in the long playing mode.
Claim 2
Independent Claim
143 words
An apparatus for recording and reproducing a digital video signal, comprising: n sampling means each for performing a sub-Nyquist sampling operation for the digital video signal in such a manner that every n-th pixel sampled by the sub-Nyquist sampling operation of one of the n sampling means is not sampled by the remaining ones of the n sampling means, where n is a positive integer of at least 2; recording/reproducing means for recording and reproducing information including pixels sampled by the n sampling means in a standard mode and by m sampling means in a long playing mode, where m is a positive integer less than n; and means for reconstructing the digital video signal from the reproduced information in the standard mode and from the reproduced information by interpolating pixels not samples by the m sampling means in the long playing mode.
Claim 3
Independent Claim
127 words
A method of recording and reproducing a digital video signal, comprising the steps of: performing n sub-Nyquist sampling operations for the digital video signal in such a manner that every n-th pixel sampled by one of n sub-Nyquist sampling operations is not sampled by the remaining sub-Nyquist sampling operations, where n is a positive integer of at least 2; recording and reproducing information including pixels samples by the n sub-Nyquist sampling operations in a standard mode and by m sub-Nyquist sampling operations in a long playing mode, where m is a positive integer less than n; and reconstructing the digital video signal from the reproduced information in the standard mode and by interpolating pixels not sampled by the m sub-Nyquist sampling operations in the long playing mode.
Claim 4
Independent Claim
127 words
A method of recording and reproducing a digital video signal, comprising the steps of: performing n sub-Nyquist sampling operations for the digital video signal in such a manner that every n-th pixel sampled by one of n sub-Nyquist sampling operations is not sampled by the remaining sub-Nyquist sampling operations, where n is a positive integer of at least 2; recording and reproducing information including pixels samples by the n sub-Nyquist sampling operations in a standard mode and by m sub-Nyquist sampling operations in a long playing mode, where m is a positive integer less than n; and reconstructing the digital video signal from the reproduced information in the standard mode and by interpolating pixels not sampled by the m sub-Nyquist sampling operations in the long playing mode.
Claim 5
Independent Claim
293 words
An apparatus for recording and reproducing a digital video signal, comprising: first and second sub-Nyquist sampling circuits each for performing a sub-Nyquist sampling operation for an input digital video signal so that every n-th pixel sampled by one of the first and second sub-Nyquist sampling circuits is not sampled by the other of the first and second sub-Nyquist sampling circuits, where n is a positive integer of at least 2; first and second signal processing circuits for carrying out error-correcting ode processing for signals which are sampled by the first and second sub-Nyquist sampling circuits; a selecting/combining circuit for selecting one of a signal which is sampled by the first sub-Nyquist sampling circuit, a signal which is sampled by the second sub-Nyquist sampling circuit, and a signal obtained by combining signals which are sampled by the first and second sub-Nyquist sampling circuits; a recording/reproducing circuit for recording and reproducing the output signal of the selecting/combining circuit; a distributing circuit for separating a signal which is reproduced by the recording/reproducing circuit, into a first reproduced signal corresponding to the signal sampled by the first sub-Nyquist sampling circuit and a second reproduced signal corresponding to the signal sampled by the second sub-Nyquist sampling circuit; third and fourth signal processing circuits for carrying out error correction processing for the first and second reproduced signals, respectively; a synthesizing circuit for combining the output signal of the third and fourth signal processing circuits; first and second interpolation circuits for carrying out interpolation processing for the output signals of the third and fourth signal processing circuits, respectively; and a selection circuit for selecting one of the output signal of the synthesizing circuit, the output signal of the first interpolation circuit, and the output signal of the second interpolation circuit.
Claim 6
Independent Claim
293 words
An apparatus for recording and reproducing a digital video signal, comprising: first and second sub-Nyquist sampling circuits each for performing a sub-Nyquist sampling operation for an input digital video signal so that every n-th pixel sampled by one of the first and second sub-Nyquist sampling circuits is not sampled by the other of the first and second sub-Nyquist sampling circuits, where n is a positive integer of at least 2; first and second signal processing circuits for carrying out error-correcting ode processing for signals which are sampled by the first and second sub-Nyquist sampling circuits; a selecting/combining circuit for selecting one of a signal which is sampled by the first sub-Nyquist sampling circuit, a signal which is sampled by the second sub-Nyquist sampling circuit, and a signal obtained by combining signals which are sampled by the first and second sub-Nyquist sampling circuits; a recording/reproducing circuit for recording and reproducing the output signal of the selecting/combining circuit; a distributing circuit for separating a signal which is reproduced by the recording/reproducing circuit, into a first reproduced signal corresponding to the signal sampled by the first sub-Nyquist sampling circuit and a second reproduced signal corresponding to the signal sampled by the second sub-Nyquist sampling circuit; third and fourth signal processing circuits for carrying out error correction processing for the first and second reproduced signals, respectively; a synthesizing circuit for combining the output signal of the third and fourth signal processing circuits; first and second interpolation circuits for carrying out interpolation processing for the output signals of the third and fourth signal processing circuits, respectively; and a selection circuit for selecting one of the output signal of the synthesizing circuit, the output signal of the first interpolation circuit, and the output signal of the second interpolation circuit.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
102 words
An apparatus for recording and reproducing a digital video signal, as claimed in claim 3, wherein a reproducing operation in a standard mode is performed in such a manner that the selection circuit selects the output signal of the synthesizing circuit when the first and second reproduced signals have no error, selects the output signal of the first interpolation circuit when the first reproduced signal has no error bu the second reproduced signal has an error, and selects the output signal of the second interpolation circuit when the first reproduced signal has an error but the second reproduced signal has no error.