Method of recording television signals on a data carrier, and a recording obtained by said method
CA 1059625 A · Owner: Thomson-Brandt · Inventors: Romeas, Rene
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The invention relates to the recording of television signals along a track carried by an optically readable data carrier. The invention provides a method which consists in recording video information line by line on each track element. A revolution of the recording involves an even number of equal recording sections alloted to a sequence of signals items representative of the line succession. The switching of chrominance components in sequential colour television systems is unaffected by a radial jump of the read out optical spot occurring from one turn of the track to the next one turn.
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- Granted July 31, 1979. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 31, 1996.
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