Digital Techniques Cure Line Segmentation Scrambling Problems (1985)

By Gregory A. Baxes, American Television & Communications Corporation

Digital domain techniques are used to correct artifacts encountered in line segmentation video scrambling schemes. In particular, baseband frequency bandlimiting and line tilt distortion corrections are discussed.

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