WO2003079684A1 - Dispositif d'imagerie video, dispositif de conversion video, et dispositif d'edition video - Google Patents
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- the present invention provides a video imaging device (video camera) that shoots video in a video format of 24 frames / second and outputs the video signal in the NTSC format (480 / 60i), or a camera recorder that also has a recording function.
- a video imaging device video camera
- NTSC format 480 / 60i
- a camera recorder that also has a recording function.
- a video signal of 24 frames / second at the time of shooting is used.
- the present invention relates to a device for extracting a video signal and editing the video signal again. Background art
- a video signal captured in a progressive video format of 24 frames per second (hereinafter, this video signal is referred to as a 24p video signal) is converted into a video signal of an interface video format of 60 fields / second (hereinafter, this video signal).
- Signal is called a 60i video signal)
- a conversion process called 2: 3: 2: 3 pull-down is generally used.
- FIG. 14 shows an overview of the 2: 3: 2: 3 pull-down processing.
- frame data for four consecutive frames of a 24p video signal are represented as A, B, C, and D.
- FIG. 14 shows a process in which these 60 frames of 60i video signals are converted while adjusting the time axis.
- the frame data A of the 24p video signal is separated into field data (Ao) composed of odd lines and field data (Ae) composed of even lines of the 60i video signal.
- these field data (Ao) and (Ae) are recorded in the fields of field numbers 1 and 2 of the 60i video signal, respectively.
- the frame data B of the 24p video signal is recorded in the field number 3, 4, and 5 areas of the 60i video signal.
- the frame data C of the 24p video signal is recorded in the field numbers 6 and 7 of the 60i video signal.
- Frame data D of the 24p video signal is recorded in the field numbers 8, 9, and 10 of the 60i video signal.
- the compression process will be described by taking as an example a case where the frame data A of the frame number, 1 of the 60i video signal shown in FIG. 14 is compressed.
- the compression processing is performed after the field data (Ao) and (Ae) of the 60i video signal after the 2: 3: 2: 3 Boudin conversion processing are combined with the frame data A.
- the 60i video signal after the 2: 3: 2: 3 pull-down conversion processing thus compressed is referred to as a compressed 60i video signal (2: 3).
- frame data during shooting (frame data of 24p video signal) is extracted from the compressed 60i video signal (2: 3).
- the compressed 60i video signal (2: 3) is inversely converted into a compressed 24p video signal (hereinafter, referred to as a compressed 24p video signal).
- the frame data of the 24p video signal is extracted in a compressed state in order to reduce the amount of data and suppress image degradation.
- the frame data A, B, and D of the compressed 24p video signal are inversely converted from the field data stored in the areas of frame numbers 1, 2, and 5 of the compressed 60i video signal (2: 3). Is done.
- Frame data C of the compressed 24p video signal is inversely converted from the field data stored in the areas of frame numbers 3 and 4 of the compressed 60i video signal (2: 3).
- field data (Ao) and field data (Ae) corresponding to frame A (frame number 1) of a compressed 60i video signal are combined with frame data A and then compressed. You.
- the field data (Ao) and (Ae) extracted from the frame number 1 of the compressed 60i video signal (2: 3) become the frame data A of the compressed 24p video signal.
- the field data (Bo, Be) and (Do, De) extracted from the frame numbers 2 and 5 of the compressed 60i video signal (2: 3) are directly converted to the frame data B of the compressed 24 video signal. , D.
- the compressed field data (Bo, Ce) and (Co, De) constituting the two frames of the frame number 3 and the frame number 4 are respectively decompressed.
- the decompressed field data is referred to as decompressed field data.
- Frame data synthesized from the decompressed field data is called decompressed frame data.
- the decompressed frame data C is synthesized from the decompressed field data (C e) (field number 6) and the decompressed field data (Co) (field number 7). Then, the decompressed frame data C is compressed again to generate compressed field data C. Since the inverse conversion process must perform such a process, it takes a long time to perform the process, and deterioration of the image quality due to repeated compression and decompression is inevitable.
- An object of the present invention is to eliminate the above-described compression / decompression processing performed at the time of the inverse conversion processing, to maintain the image quality and improve the processing speed. Disclosure of the invention
- the video when a 4-frame video is recorded in 10 fields, the video is not recorded as 2: 3: 2: 3 ′ but is recorded in the format of 2: 3: 3: 2.
- the frame data A, B, C, and D can be directly extracted from the data areas of frame numbers 1, 2, 4, and 5 at the time of the format reverse conversion.
- the present invention provides an imager that captures a video signal in a video format of 24 frames Z seconds, a temporary recorder that temporarily records the video signal captured by the imager, and the video from the temporary recorder. Equipped with a 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down controller that reads out signals in an interlaced manner at 60 fields / second.
- the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down controller reads the first to fourth continuous frame data of the video signal as continuous first to tenth field data. Control to read odd field data of a frame as the first field data; control to read even field data of the first frame as the second field data; and read odd field data of the second frame.
- the present invention makes it possible to take out the image quality of a video signal at the time of shooting without deterioration even when the data is recorded after being subjected to compression in units of frames at the subsequent stage of output.
- the present invention can also be implemented in a video converter having a configuration in which an input device for inputting a video signal having a video format of 24 frames Z seconds is provided instead of the imaging device in the above configuration.
- an input device for inputting a video signal having a video format of 24 frames Z seconds is provided instead of the imaging device in the above configuration.
- the same effect as described above can be obtained when an image already captured in the image format of 24 frames Z seconds is input to the input device.
- the present invention further comprises a recorder for recording the video signal converted by the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down controller in a 60-field zo-second interlace system. Then, the degree of freedom in carrying the video data is increased. Also, the video data recorded on the recorder can be retrieved at a later date without deterioration of the image quality.
- the present invention further comprises a compressor for compressing the first to tenth field data read from the temporary recording device after combining the paired field data into one frame data, and further comprising:
- the device preferably records the video signal compressed by the compressor. Then, in addition to the effects described above, by reducing the amount of data by compression, it becomes possible to record longer time.
- movies 6 0 Field / / sec compressed are combined for each frame
- a frame data extraction controller for selectively extracting fourth and fifth frame data from the input device.
- the interssed compressed video signal having a video format of 60 fields and Z seconds input to the input device is converted into a video signal of a 24 / s progressive video format without deteriorating the image quality. Can be taken out.
- an input device to which an interssed compressed video signal having a video format of 60 fields / second, which is synthesized and compressed for each frame, is input, and the compressed video signal is configured.
- a frame data extraction controller for selectively extracting from the input device first, second, fourth, and fifth frame data of the first to fifth frame data arranged continuously from each other;
- a recording / reproducing device for recording and reproducing the compressed video signal extracted by the frame data extraction controller, a video decompressor for decompressing the compressed video signal reproduced from the recording / reproducing device, and a decompressed video signal.
- a video editing device includes a video output device for displaying and an editor for editing the compressed video signal reproduced from the recording / playback device in frame units. In this case, the video signal input to the input device can be extracted, edited and displayed without deteriorating the image quality.
- another invention of the present invention provides an image pickup device for picking up a first video signal in a video format of 24 frames / second, and a temporary recording device for temporarily recording the first video signal picked up by the image pickup device. And a 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down controller for reading the first video signal from the temporary recorder as a second video signal in a video format of 30 frames / sec.
- the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down controller converts field data located in an odd field of a frame corresponding to a time code value 4 of the first video signal to a time code value 5 n of the second video signal. And converting the field data located in the even field of the frame corresponding to the time code value 4 n of the first video signal to the time of the second video signal. Control to convert the data into field data located in the even field of the frame corresponding to the code value 5 n; and control in the odd field of the frame corresponding to the time code value 4 n + 1 of the first video signal.
- the field data located in the odd field of the frame corresponding to the time code value 4 n + 1 of the video signal is located in the odd field of the frame corresponding to the time code value 5 n + 2 of the second video signal.
- Control to convert the field data located in the odd field of the frame into field data located in the odd field of the frame corresponding to the time code value 5n + 3 of the second video signal, and the time of the first video signal Control for converting field data located in the even field of the frame corresponding to the code value 4 n + 2 into field data located in the even field of the frame corresponding to the time code value 5 n + 3 of the second video signal And the field data located in the odd field of the frame corresponding to the time code value 4 n + 3 of the first video signal.
- the n is an integer from 0 to 5.
- the recording apparatus further includes a recorder that records the second video signal on a recording medium, and the recorder records the second video signal on the recording medium in units of five frames, which is one sequence of the second video signal. Is preferred.
- the time code reader further includes a time code reader that reads a time code of the second video signal recorded on the recording medium, wherein the recorder is in phase synchronization with the time code that is read by the time code reader. It is preferable to start recording the second video signal.
- the recording device records the second video signal by an interlace method of 60 fields / second.
- the apparatus further comprises a compressor for compressing the field data read from the temporary recorder after combining the paired field data into one frame data, wherein the recorder is a video signal compressed by the compressor. It is preferable to record ⁇ .
- the time code position of the start frame 5n of one sequence according to the time code attached to the video signal and one sequence (2: 3: 3: 2 sequence) of the video signal is started.
- the recording process in which 10 fields (5 frames) of the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down method are set as one sequence is periodically and repeatedly executed. This enables shooting and splicing recording while maintaining the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion method.
- the time code value of the first video signal is 5 By thinning out the video data corresponding to n + 2, it is possible to restore a 24P compressed signal.
- Another invention of the present invention relates to an input device to which a first video signal having a video format of 24 frames Z seconds is input, instead of an imaging device that captures a first video signal in a video format of 24 frames Z seconds.
- a video conversion device is provided. Even in this case, the effect is the same as described above. The same effects can be obtained.
- an input device for receiving an interlaced compressed video signal having a video format of 60 field seconds synthesized and compressed for each frame, and a time code value of 5 from the input device.
- Video conversion with frame data extraction controller that extracts frame data at frame positions corresponding to n, 5 n + 1, 5 n + 3, 5 n + 4 (n is an integer from 0 to 5) It comprises a device and a video editing device.
- Another invention of the present invention has a function of switching between control of a readout device by a 2: 3: 3: 2 pulldown controller and control of a readout device by a 2: 3: 2: 3 pulldown controller. .
- control of the readout by the 2: 3: 3: 2 pulldown controller control of the readout by the 2: 3: 2: 3 pulldown controller, and control of the readout by the 2: 2: 2: 4 pulldown controller
- FIG. 1A is a block diagram showing the configuration of Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 1B is a block diagram showing a main part of a modification of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram showing a relative relationship between 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down control and a shooting record unit of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a conceptual diagram showing a relative relationship between 2: 2: 3: 3 pull-down control and a shooting record unit.
- FIG. 4 is a conceptual diagram showing a relative relationship between 3: 3: 2: 2 pull-down control and a shooting record unit.
- FIG. 5 is a conceptual diagram showing a relative relationship between 2: 2: 2: 4 pull-down control and a shooting record unit.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing the configuration of Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a conceptual diagram showing a relative relationship between 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down control and a photographing recording unit according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is a conceptual diagram showing a state at the time of inverse conversion according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a conceptual diagram showing a state of time code conversion according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a video conversion device that is a modification of the second embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a video imaging device according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a specific conversion process of each conversion method.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing the configuration of an elephant inversion device used in combination with the i3 ⁇ 4f elephant imaging difficulties of Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example of the video conversion method. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1A is a block diagram illustrating a video editing system according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- the arrows connecting the blocks indicate the signal processing directions.
- the sign of 24p or 60i attached to the arrow indicates whether the video format of the video signal in the process of processing flowing at the position of the arrow is 24p (progressive video format of 24 frames Z seconds). 0 i (60 fino redds / ⁇ small interlaced video format). Parentheses attached to symbols 24 p and 60 i indicate that the video signal flowing at the position of the arrow is compressed.
- This video editing system includes a video imaging device and a video editing device.
- the image pickup device includes an imager 11, a temporary recorder 12, a video compressor 13, a recorder 14, a 2: 3: 3: 2 pulldown controller 15, and an output unit 16.
- an output unit 16 includes an output unit 16.
- the video editing device includes an input device 17, a recording / reproducing device 18, a video decompressor 19, a video output device 110, a frame data extraction controller 1 1 1, and an editor 1 1 2. Have.
- the video editing device is configured by incorporating a video conversion device.
- the video converter comprises an input device 17, a frame data extraction controller 111, and a power.
- the image pickup device 11 captures and outputs a video in a video format of 24 frames / sec by 24p, that is, progressive scanning.
- Imager 1 1 or The 24p video signals output from the recorder are sequentially sent to the temporary recorder 52.
- these continuous frame data constituting the 24p video signal are referred to as frame data A, B, C, D,.
- the 24p video signal output from the imager 11 is subjected to 2: 3: 3: 2 p-nore down conversion processing in a 4-frame cycle.
- the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion process is a conversion process that is a feature of the present invention, and the process is controlled by the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down controller 15.
- the temporary recorder 12 temporarily records the video signal in the process of performing the 2: 3: 3: 2 bandwidth conversion process by the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down control 15.
- Temporary recorder 12 uses 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down controller 15 to compensate for the time lag between the write timing of 24p video signal and the read timing of 60i video signal, It is provided to perform two-bandon conversion processing.
- the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down controller 15 sequentially writes the 24p video signal output from the image pickup device 11 to the temporary recording device 12 as continuous frame data.
- the 2: 3: 3: 2 bloom controller 15 reads out the 24p video signal written to the temporary recorder 12 at the readout timing of the 60i video signal while decomposing the 24p video signal into field data.
- the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down controller 15 controls the rearrangement of the field data into the video format of the 60i video signal.
- the details of the 2: 3: 3: 2 p-nore down conversion process performed by the video imaging device will be described with reference to FIG.
- the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down controller 15 sequentially writes the frame data of the 24p video signal output from the imager 11 into the temporary recorder 12. Then, 2: 3:
- the 3: 2 pull-down controller 15 decomposes the frame data recorded in the temporary recorder 52 into field data and reads it out in synchronization with the video timing of the 60i video signal. At this time, the video timing of the 60i video signal is synchronized with the video timing of the 24p video signal.
- the details of the read control will be described.
- the symbol A attached to the 4p video signal indicates the first frame.
- B indicates the second frame.
- C indicates the third frame.
- D indicates the fourth frame.
- Field numbers 1 to 10 attached to the 6 O i video signal indicate storage areas of the first to tenth field data.
- the 24p video signal The field data (A o) composed of odd lines of the frame data A is read out from the temporary recorder 12 by interlacing (interlaced scanning).
- field data (Ae) composed of even lines of the frame data A of the 24p video signal is transmitted from the temporary recorder 12 by an interlace. Read out.
- the frame data B of the 24 p video signal is read out from the temporary recorder 12 while being decomposed into field data (Bo, Be).
- the reading control at that time is the same as the control for frame data A.
- field data (B 0) composed of odd lines of the frame data B of the 24 p video signal is read out from the time recorder 12 by interlacing.
- field data (C e) composed of even lines of the frame data C of the 24 p video signal is read from the temporary recorder 12 by interlacing.
- the frame data C of the 24 p video signal is read out from the temporary recorder 12 while being decomposed into field data (C o) and (C e).
- the reading control at that time is the same as the control for frame data A.
- the frame data D of the 24 p video signal is read from the temporary recorder 12 while being decomposed into field data (D o) and (D e).
- the reading control at that time is the same as the control for frame data A.
- the above operation is periodically repeated at a period of 4 frames of the 24p video signal.
- the frame data constituting the 24p video signal is read out from the temporary recorder 12 in the above-described order while being decomposed into field data, thereby generating a 60i video signal.
- the generated 60 i video signal is sequentially sent to the video compressor 13.
- the video compressor 13 combines the odd field data (0) and the even field data (e) constituting each frame data of the 60i video signal into one frame data, and then compresses each frame. .
- a commonly used DV compression method can be used as the frame compression method.
- the compressed 60 i video signal compressed by the video compressor 13 is sent to the recorder 14 where the It is recorded on a recording medium such as a tape or an optical disk.
- the compressed 60i video signal is sent from the video compressor 13 to the output unit 16 at the same time, and output to the outside.
- a commonly used IE 1394 format can be used as a format for outputting the compressed data.
- the compressed 60i video signal recorded by the recorder 14 can be extracted from the recording medium later by the recorder 14 and output from the output unit 16 later.
- the inverse conversion process is a process for inversely converting a compressed 60i video signal into a compressed 24p video signal.
- the compressed 60 i video signal output from the output device 16 of the video imaging device is input to the input device 17 of the video editing device.
- the compressed 60 i video signal input to the input device 17 is subjected to recording control by the frame data extraction controller 111 and recorded on a recording medium by the recording / reproducing device 18.
- the recording control of the frame data extraction controller 111 is as follows.
- the frame data extraction controller 1 1 1 generates frame numbers 1, 2, 4, and 5 from the compressed 60 i video signal input to the input unit 17 except for the frame numbers 5 n-2 (where n is a natural number). ,..., (B o, B e), (C o, C e), (D o, D e),.
- the frame data extraction controller 111 regards the extracted compressed frame data as compressed frame data of the compressed 24P video signal, and outputs the frame data to the recording / reproducing device 18 as a 24p video signal.
- the recording / reproducing unit 18 records the input frame data on a recording medium in a 24p video format.
- the compressed frame data located at the frame number 1 is the frame data A of the compressed 60i video signal.
- the data formats of the compressed frame data of one frame of the compressed 60i video signal and the compressed frame data of one frame of the compressed 24p video signal are the same. Therefore, the compressed frame data located at frame number 1 extracted from the compressed 60 i video signal is recorded on the recording medium by the recording / reproducing unit 18 as the compressed frame data A of the compressed 24 p video signal without deterioration in image quality. .
- the compressed frame data located at frame numbers 2, 4, and 5 of the compressed 60i video signal are recorded as the compressed frame data B, C, and D of the compressed 24p video signal without deterioration in image quality. Is recorded on the recording medium.
- the compressed frame data located at frame number 3 of the compressed 60 i video signal is discarded.
- an editing process performed by the video editing device will be described.
- the recording / reproducing device 18 reproduces the compressed 24p video signal.
- the reproduced compressed 24p video signal is decompressed by a video decompressor 19 and returned to an uncompressed 24p video signal.
- the 24p video signal returned to the uncompressed state is sent to the video output unit 110 and displayed.
- a display of a personal computer can be used.
- the user edits while watching the video displayed on the video output device 110.
- the editing start point and the editing end point of the video are designated to the video editing apparatus.
- the user specifies the editing start point and editing end point in the same way for multiple video parts.
- the video editing apparatus joins a plurality of video portions, and records the video portions on the recording medium again by the recording / reproducing device 18. This completes the editing.
- the editor 111 records the editing start point, the editing end point, and the order thereof, and continuously displays a plurality of video portions connected based on the recording on the video output device 110. I do.
- the format in which four consecutive frames are converted into ten continuous fields is described as the 2: 3: 3: 2 format.
- the 2: 2: 3: 3 pull-down conversion format shown in Fig. 3 and the 3: 3: 2: 2 Pull down conversion format is described as the 2: 3: 3: 2 format.
- the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion format uses the 24 ID video signal format during shooting.
- the length of the frame data A, B, C, and D is 2 fields (1 frame) or 3 fields (1.5 frames) in the 60i video signal after pull-down conversion, and is the same at consecutive frame positions. There is no overlapping arrangement of frame data. Therefore, there is the advantage that the motion on the image is continuous and smooth and looks natural.
- the present invention is implemented in a video editing system including a video imaging device.
- the first embodiment can be similarly implemented in a video editing system including a video conversion device to which a 24p video signal is input from the outside, as shown in FIG. 1B.
- the video editing device constituting this video editing system is the same as that shown in FIG. 1A. Therefore, FIG. 1B discloses only the video converter.
- the basic configuration of this video conversion device is the same as the video imaging device in FIG. 1A.
- the only difference from FIG. 1A is that, instead of the image pickup device 11, an input device 20 to which a 24P video signal is input from the outside is provided.
- a video imaging device sets a recording start point and a recording end point in units of one frame. Therefore, when performing continuous shooting recording in units of one frame, which is the minimum unit of recording start Z end, while performing 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion processing and compression processing simultaneously, 2: 3: It is necessary to maintain the data format of the 3: 2 pull-down conversion method. Also, when the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion process is widely used, a 24p video signal is captured on a recording medium on which a normal 60i video signal is recorded, and then a 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion is performed. In some cases, spliced 60i video signals that have undergone conversion processing are connected.
- the time continuation between the time lapse on the normal 60i video signal and the time lapse on the 60i video signal after the 2: 3: 3: 2 "pull-down conversion processing in the time code is a video editing system that meets such a demand.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the video editing system of the present embodiment.
- the system configuration in Fig. 6 is basically the same as in Fig. 1A. Therefore, the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description of those components is omitted.
- the time code of the 24p video signal is described as 24 pTC
- the time code of the 60i video signal is described as 60iTC.
- the video image pickup device constituting the video editing system includes an image pickup device 11, a temporary recording device 12, It comprises a video compressor 13, an output unit 16, a time code reader 21, a 2 : 3 : 3: 2 pull-down controller 22, a recording start signal generator 23, and a recording / reproducing device 24. Further, the temporary recorder 12 of the present embodiment generates a 60i servo reference signal and supplies it to the cylinder head 10.
- the video editing apparatus constituting the video editing system includes an input unit 17, a recording / playback unit 18, a video decompression unit 19, a frame data extraction control unit 111, an editing unit 1 12, and a video output unit 1 10 And a time code converter 130 and a time code output device 125.
- Time code reader 21 is a recording medium 1
- the time code reader 21 reads 60
- 1 TC is supplied to the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down controller 22.
- the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down controller 22 reads out the frame data of the 24p video signal recorded in the temporary recorder 12. Reading is performed so that the phase of the video timing of the 60 i video signal and the phase of the frame timing of the 60 i TC match.
- the read control is control for reading a 24p video signal from the temporary recorder 12.
- 60 i TC is 60 i TC (5 ⁇ ), 60 i TC (5 n + 1), 60 i TC (5 n + 2), 60 i TC (5 n + 3), 60 i TC It is defined that (5 n + 4) is arranged in a state where the code is sequentially repeated as 60 i TC. Where n is an integer from 0 to 5.
- field data (A o) composed of odd lines of frame data A of 24 p video signal is read out from the temporary recorder 12 by interlacing (interlacing operation).
- field data (A e) composed of even lines of frame data A of the 24p video signal is read out from the temporary recorder 12 by interlacing.
- the field data (B o) and (B e) of frame B are read from the hour recorder 12 at a timing of 60 i TC (5 n + 1).
- field data (B 0) composed of odd lines of frame B is read out from the temporary recorder 12 by interlacing.
- the finoredo data (C e) composed of the even lines of frame C is read from the temporary recorder 12 by interlacing.
- the field data (C 0) and (C e) of the frame C are read from the hour recorder 12 at the timing of 60 i TC (5 n +3). Reading is performed as in the case of 60 i TC (5 n).
- the field data (D o) and (D e) of the frame D are read out from the hour recorder 12 at a timing of 60 i TC (5 n + 4). Reading is performed as in the case of 60 i TC (5 n).
- the above operation is periodically repeated at a period of 4 frames of the 24p video signal (24pTC).
- the 24p video signal temporarily recorded in the temporary recorder 12 is converted into a 60i video signal in a state corresponding to the 60i TC read from the recording medium 100 by the time code reader 21. To go.
- the converted 60 i video signal output from the temporary recorder 12 is sequentially sent to the video compressor 13 in phase with the time code frame reference of the recording medium 100.
- the video compressor 13 processes the input 60 i video signal as follows. Combines two continuous field data consisting of odd and even fields in the i video signal as one frame data. Further, the video compressor 13 compresses the synthesized frame data on a frame basis (intra-frame compression). Compression is performed in the same manner as in the first embodiment.
- the compressed 60 i video signal compressed by the video compressor 13 is supplied to the recording / reproducing device 24.
- the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down controller 22 supplies 60 iTC to the recording start signal generator 23.
- the recording start signal generator 23 generates a recording start signal from the supplied 60 iTC and supplies the recording start signal to the recording / reproducing device 24.
- the recording start signal generator 23 sets the recording start point in the recording start signal based on the conversion cycle of the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion processing. Specifically, the recording start signal generator 23 synchronizes the recording start point with the conversion start point (60 i TC (5 n)) of the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion process.
- the recording / reproducing unit 24 compresses the 60 i video signal and the 60 i video signal based on the supplied recording start signal.
- the data is recorded on another recording medium in a state where the TCs are associated with each other.
- Other recording media include, for example, magnetic tapes and optical disks.
- the compressed 60 i video signal is simultaneously output from the video compressor 13 to 60
- the signal is sent to the output unit 16 together with 1 TC, and is output to the outside as compressed video data.
- the compressed 60i video signal recorded by the recording / reproducing device 24 can be reproduced from the recording medium by the recording / reproducing device 24 and output from the output device 16 later.
- the inverse conversion process in this case is a process of inversely converting a compressed 60i video signal into a compressed 24p video signal, as in the first embodiment.
- the compressed 60 i video signal output from the output device 16 of the video imaging device is input to the input device 17 of the video editing device.
- the compressed 60 i video signal input to the input device 17 is inversely converted to a 24 p video signal, and further expanded.
- the inverse conversion process and the decompression process are performed by the controller for extracting the frame data 111, the recording / reproducing device 18, and the video decompression device 19. Since these processes are the same as those in the first embodiment, description thereof is omitted here.
- the time code converter 130 extracts 60 i TC from the compressed 60 i video signal input to the input device 17 and converts it into 24 p TC.
- the time code converter 130 outputs the generated 24 p TC to the time code output device 125.
- the time code output device 125 converts 24pTC into information that can be recognized by the user (for example, display information) and outputs the converted information.
- the time code output device 125 can also be used as the video output device 122 when outputting as display information.
- the user edits while watching the video output from the video output unit 110 and the time code information output from the time code output unit 125. Specifically, the start and end points of the video are specified to the video editing device based on the time code.
- the user can use the time code information output from the time code output device 1 2 5 and the video output device 1
- the above-described editing work is performed while recognizing the image information displayed by 22.
- recording and editing of the 24p video signal are performed while performing phase synchronization between the 24p video signal and the 24pTC.
- the editor 111 records the editing start point, the editing end point, and their order, and displays the plurality of video parts on the video output unit 110 based on the record, Editing is completed by arranging a plurality of video portions specified by.
- edit The start and end points are specified by the user on a 24 pTC basis. Further, the user performs the above-described editing work while watching the video of the video output unit 110 and the time code of the time code output unit 125.
- the edited 24p video signal is recorded on the recording medium again by the recording / reproducing device 18.
- the editing operation performed by the video editing device is basically the same as that described in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing the relative relationship between the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion process and the shooting record unit of the present embodiment.
- the recording start signal generator 23 is synchronized in phase with the 60i TC read from the recording medium 100.
- the recording / reproducing unit 24 sets a recording start point (60 i TC (5 n)) based on the set recording start signal, and starts shooting and continuous recording.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram showing the operation of the frame data extraction controller 111 of the present invention.
- Compressed field data (Bo, Ce) corresponding to 60iTC (5n + 2) based on 60iTC time code is discarded when inversely converting a compressed 60i video signal to a compressed 24p video signal.
- the time code infidelity 130 is 60 i TC (5 n + 2) 60 i TC (2), (7), (1 2), (1 7), (22) and (27) are deleted, and the remaining 60 i TC (5 n), 60 i TC (5 n + 1 ), 60 i TC (5 n + 3) and 60 i TC (5 n + 4) are extracted (n is an integer of 0 to 5).
- the time code converter 130 generates 24 pTC (4 n), 24 pTC (4 n + 1), 24 pTC (4 n + 2), and 24 pTC (4 n + 3) ( n is an integer from 0 to 5).
- the generated 24 pTC is restored while maintaining phase synchronization with the video.
- FIG. 9 shows the relative relationship between the time code conversion operation performed by the time code conversion unit 130 (60 i TC ⁇ 24 p TC) and the inverse conversion operation from the 24 p video signal to the 60 i video signal.
- FIG. 10 shows a configuration of a video conversion device that is a modification of the second embodiment.
- This video converter includes a temporary recorder 12, a video compressor 1.3, a 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down controller 22, a recording start signal generator 23, a recording / reproducing device 24, and an output device 16. These components are the same as the equivalent components in the video imaging device according to the second embodiment described above.
- the video converter includes a 24p video signal input device 30 and a 24p time code input device 31 in addition to the above configuration.
- the 24p video signal input device 30 and the 24p time code input device 31 are parts that exhibit an interface function of receiving a 24p video signal and 24pTC input from outside the video converter. These functions replace the image pickup device 11 and the time code reader 21 in the image pickup device.
- the time code conversion is 24 pTC (4n), 24 pTC (4n + l), 24 pTC (4n + 2), 24 pTC (4n + 3), 60 iTC (5 n + 2), ie 60 iTC This is executed by adding (2), 60 i TC (7), 60 i TC (12), 60 i TC (17), 60 i TC (22), and 60 i TC (27).
- the present invention is implemented in a configuration in which one sequence of 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion processing is set to a time code frame value.
- the present invention is similarly applicable to a case where one sequence information of 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion processing is written in the user area of the recording medium.
- the present invention is realized in the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion process.
- the 2: 3: 2: 3 pull-down conversion processing the 2: 2: 2: 4 pull-down
- the present invention can be similarly implemented in the down conversion process.
- the pull-down conversion processing includes the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion processing, the 2: 3: 2: 3 pull-down conversion processing, the 2: 2: 2: 4 pull-down conversion processing, and the 2: 2: 3:
- There are various conversion formats such as 3 pull-down conversion processing and 3: 3: 2: 2 pull-down conversion processing.
- Each of these conversion methods has its own advantages, but also its own disadvantages. Therefore, it is necessary to use these conversion methods according to the intended use of the video.
- the present embodiment provides a video imaging device and a video conversion device that can use various elephant conversion methods.
- FIG. 11 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of the video imaging device of the present embodiment.
- This video imaging device captures a 24p video signal and then converts the captured 24p video signal into 2: 3: 2: 3 pulldown conversion processing, 2: 3: 3: 2 pulldown conversion processing, and 2: 2 :
- This is a device that converts to a 60i video signal and records it according to one of the conversion processing methods of the 2: 4 pull-down conversion processing.
- This image pickup device includes a CCD 42, an 8/0 variable 43, an RGB converter 44, a cinema gamma adjuster 45, a noise remover 46, an edge enhancer 47, a temporary recorder 48, and a pull-down control. It has a device 49, a readout device 50, a compression processing device 51, a recording device 52, and a cutting device 53.
- the CCD 42 converts light incident from a subject into an electric signal.
- the 8/0 conversion 43 converts an electric signal into a digital video signal.
- the AZD converter 43 converts the electric signal of the CCD 42 into a digital image signal of a 24 frame / second image format by reading out the electric signal from the CCD 42 in a 24 frame Z second image format.
- the RGB converter 4 converts a digital video signal into a digital RGB signal.
- the cinema gamma adjuster 45 performs cinema gamma adjustment on the digital RGB signal.
- the noise remover 46 performs a noise removal process on the digital RGB signal adjusted for cinema gamma.
- the edge enhancer 47 performs an edge enhancement process on the digital RGB signal that has been subjected to the noise removal process.
- the digital RGB signal formed in this way becomes a 24p video signal.
- the temporary recorder 48 is 24 p Record video signals temporarily.
- the temporary recorder 48 includes a first field memory 48a and a second field memory 48b.
- the first field memory 48a extracts and temporarily records field data consisting of horizontal line signals arranged at odd-numbered line positions among the horizontal line signals constituting the 24p video signal.
- the second field memory 48b takes out and records the field data arranged at the even-numbered line position among the horizontal line signals constituting the 24P video signal.
- the readout unit 50 converts the field data temporarily stored in the first and second field memories 8a and 8b into (2: 3: 2: 3 pull-down conversion method), (2: 3: 3: 2 burster). It is read based on one of the two conversion methods: (pin conversion method) and (2: 2: 2: 4 pull-down conversion method).
- the pull-down controller 49 sets the read timing when the read unit 50 reads each field data from the first and second field memories 8a and 8b (2: 3: 2: 3 Boudin conversion method), Control is performed based on one of the conversion methods (2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion method) and (2: 2: 2: 4 pull-down conversion method). Details of each conversion method will be described later. As a result, the temporary recorder 48 outputs a 60i video signal converted by any of the methods.
- the compression processor 51 compresses a 60i video signal read from the temporary recorder 48 (first and second field memories 48a and 48b).
- the recorder 52 records the 60i video signal compressed by the compression processor 10 on a recording medium (not shown) such as a video tape, a hard disk device, or an optical disk.
- the switching unit 53 converts a 24p video signal into a 60i video signal using a 2: 3: 2: 3 pull-down conversion method, a 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion method, and a 2: 2: 2 conversion method. : Select one of the four pull-down conversion methods and output the selection command to the pull-down controller 49.
- the selection of the conversion method by the switch 42 is carried out, for example, via a switch (not shown) provided on an operation panel (not shown) of the video image pickup apparatus.
- an imager is composed of a CCD 42, an A / D converter 43, an RGB converter 44, a cinema gamma adjuster 45, a noise remover 46, and an edge enhancer 47.
- a controller and a 2: 2: 2: 4 pull-down controller are configured.
- a video imaging device is characterized by signal processing performed on a 24p video signal output from the edge enhancer 47.
- the video image pickup device When converting a 24p video signal into a 60i video signal, the video image pickup device uses a 2: 3: 2: 3 pull-down conversion method, a 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion method, and a 2: 2: 2: 4 Any of the pull-down conversion methods can be used. Therefore, first, a command signal indicating which conversion method is to be used is input to the switch 13. The input of the command signal is performed, for example, by an operator's input to a changeover switch (not shown) provided on an operation panel (not shown) of the image pickup apparatus.
- the switch 13 that has received the command input of the conversion method outputs a conversion method designation signal to the pull-down controller 49.
- the pull-down controller 49 that has received the specified signal controls the reading of the reader 50 based on the specified conversion method.
- the first frame data (A) to the fourth frame data (D) continuous in the 24p video signal The first field data (1) to the tenth field data (10) continuous in the 60i video signal This will be described by taking as an example the case of conversion to.
- the first to fourth frame data (A) to (D) of the 24p video signal are decomposed into odd field data (Ao to Do) and even field data (Ae to De). Odd field data (Ao to Do) is temporarily recorded in the first field memory 48a.
- the even field data (Ae to De) is temporarily recorded in the second field memory 48b.
- the odd field data (Ao to Do) and the even field data (Ae to De) temporarily recorded in the first and second field memories 48a and 48b are read by the reader 50 in a predetermined reading order.
- the first field data (1) to the tenth field data (10) are obtained.
- the odd field data (Ao) of the first frame data (A) is read as the first field data (1).
- Even field data (Ae) of first frame data (A) Read as second field data (2).
- Odd field data (B o) of the second frame data (B) is read as third field data (3).
- Even field data (Be) of second frame data (B) Read as fourth field data (4).
- the odd field data (B o) of the second frame data (B) is read as the fifth field data (5).
- Even field data (Ce) of third frame data (C) Read as sixth field data (6).
- the odd field data (Co) of the third frame data (C) is read as the seventh field data (7).
- the even field data (D e) of the fourth frame data (D) is read as the eighth field data (8).
- the odd field data (Do) force S of the fourth frame data (D) is read as the ninth field data (9).
- the even field data (D e) of the fourth frame data (D) is read as the tenth field data (10).
- the odd field data (Ao) 1 of the first frame data (A) is read out as the first field data (1).
- Even field data (Ae) of first frame data (A) Read as second field data (2).
- Odd field data (B o) of the second frame data (B) is read as third field data (3).
- the even field data (B e) of the second frame data (B) 1) is read as the fourth field data (4).
- Odd field data (B o) of second frame data ( ⁇ ) Read as fifth field data (5).
- the even field data (Ce) of the third frame data (C) is read as the force S and the sixth field data (6).
- the odd field data (Co) of the third frame data (C) is read as the seventh field data (7).
- the even field data (C e) of the third frame data (C) is read as S and the eighth field data (8).
- Odd field data (Do) of 4th frame data (D) 1S Read as ninth field data (9).
- the even field data (D e) of the fourth frame data (D) is read as the tenth field data (10).
- the odd field data (Ao) of the first frame data (A) is read as the first field data (1). It is read out as the even field data (Ae) force S of the first frame data (A) and the second field data (2).
- the odd field data (B o) of the second frame data (B) is read as the third field data (3).
- Even field data (Be) of second frame data (B) Read as fourth field data (4).
- the odd field data (Co) i of the third frame data (C) is read out as the fifth field data (5).
- Even field data (Ce) of third frame data (C) Read as sixth field data (6).
- the odd field data (Do) of the fourth frame data (D) is read out as the seventh field data (7).
- the even field data (D e) 1S of the fourth frame data (D) is read out as the eighth field data (8).
- Odd field data (Do) of fourth frame data (D) Read as ninth field data (9). It is read as the even field data (D e) 1 of the fourth frame data (D) 1 as the tenth field data (10).
- the first to tenth field data (1 to: 10) generated by the above conversion processing become the next field data in the frame of the continuous sequence number (0 to 4) in the 60i video signal.
- the first field data (1) is the odd field of the frame of sequence number (0) Data.
- the second field data (2) is the even field data of the frame of sequence number (0).
- the third field data (3) is odd field data of the frame of sequence number (1).
- the fourth field data (4) is the even field data of the frame of sequence number (1).
- the fifth field data (5) is odd field data of the frame of sequence number (2).
- the sixth field data (6) is the even field data of the frame of sequence number (2).
- the seventh field data (7) is odd field data of the frame of sequence number (3).
- the eighth field data (8) is the even field data of the frame with the sequence number (3).
- the ninth field data (9) is the odd field data of the frame of sequence number (4).
- the tenth field data (10) is the even field data of the frame of sequence number (4).
- the converted 60i video signal is subjected to compression processing by the compression processor 51.
- the compressed 60i video signal is recorded by a recorder 52 on a recording medium (not shown).
- the conversion method information from the pull-down controller 49 is input to the recorder 52, and the recorder 52 records the conversion method information of the 60i video signal being recorded on the recording medium.
- the conversion method information is written, for example, in the user's bit error of the 60i video signal.
- a video imaging device converts a 24p video signal into a 60i video signal according to any conversion method and records it.
- Each conversion method has the following advantages. There are disadvantages.
- This conversion method is a conversion method mainly for video signals that perform field compression. This conversion method converts each continuous field data in a 24p video signal evenly into each field of a 60i video signal. Because it is distributed and arranged, it includes moving images such as movies Ideal for converting video signals.
- the main target is video signals for which field compression is performed, and it takes time to convert frame-compressed video signals.
- the conversion produces field images that are not temporally continuous, and the amount of temporally discontinuous conversion is not as large as the 2: 3: 2: 3 pull-down conversion method. It is not suitable for slow playback or still picture playback after conversion.
- This conversion method is a conversion method mainly for video signals to be subjected to frame compression. Frame-compressed video signals can be processed without processing time.
- the optimum conversion method for the video signal to be photographed can be selected by determining the state of the video to be photographed based on the advantages and disadvantages of each of the above-described conversion methods.
- the present invention is implemented in a video imaging device including the recording device 52.
- the image capturing device is not provided with the recording device 52, and outputs the converted 60i photographing signal to the outside. It goes without saying that the present invention can be implemented even with a video imaging device that records on a recording medium with a recording device of a part.
- the present invention is implemented in the video imaging device provided with the imaging device.
- the present invention can be implemented in a video conversion device not provided with the imaging device.
- the video converter converts the input 24p video signal into a 2: 3: 2: 3 pulldown conversion system, a 2: 3: 3: 2 pulldown conversion system, and a 2: 2: 2: 4 pulldown system. It is a device that converts to a 60i video signal based on one of the conversion methods arbitrarily selected.
- this video conversion device is composed of a CCD 42, an AZD converter 43, an RGB converter 44, a cinema gamma adjuster 45, a noise remover 46, and an edge emphasis, as shown in FIG. Input device to which 24p video signal is input after deleting the configuration of device 47
- the captured 24p video signal is converted into a 2: 3: 2: 3 puno down conversion scheme, a 2: 3: 3: 2 puno down conversion scheme, and a 2: 2: 2 : Based on one conversion method arbitrarily selected from 4 pull-down conversion methods,
- the captured 24p video signal can be arbitrarily selected from among a 2: 3: 2: 3 pull-down conversion method and a 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion method.
- the video signal may be converted into a 60i video signal based on one selected conversion method.
- the video signal is converted into a 60i video signal based on one of the 2: 3: 2: 3 pull-down conversion method and the 2: 2: 2: 4 pull-down conversion method, which is arbitrarily selected. You can.
- the video signal is converted into a 60i video signal based on one of the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion methods and the 2: 2: 2: 4 pull-down conversion method which is arbitrarily selected. Is also good.
- the 60i video signal created by the above video imaging device (a 60i video signal obtained by converting a 24p video signal into a 60i video signal according to an arbitrary conversion method) is inversely converted to a 24p video signal.
- the video inversion device will be described with reference to FIG.
- This video inverting device includes an input device 61, a switching switch 62, an expander 63, a first frame extractor 64A, a second frame extractor 64B, a compressor 65, and an extractor.
- a controller 66 is provided.
- this video inversion device is configured as a video editing device, in addition to the above, an editing device 67, a recorder 6'8, a decompressor 69, and a video output device 70 are provided.
- FIG. 13 shows the configuration of a video conversion device functioning as a video editing device.
- the input device 61 reads the conversion method information recorded in user bits or the like from the video signal and outputs the conversion method information to the frame extraction controller 66. I do.
- the extraction controller 66 that has received the conversion method information switches the switching switch 62 according to the conversion method. More specifically, if the input 60i video signal is converted by the 2: 3: 2: 3 pull-down conversion method, it is necessary to perform decompression processing. On the other hand, if the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion method or the 2: 2: 2: 4 pull-down conversion method is used, there is no need to perform decompression processing.
- the extraction controller 66 controls the connection of the switching switch 62 as follows. I do. That is, the extraction controller 66 performs connection control for connecting the input device 61 and the expander 63 by the switching switch 62. On the other hand, the extraction controller 66 uses a conversion method indicating a 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion method or a 2: 2: 2: 4 pull-down conversion method.
- the switching switch 62 is connected and controlled as follows. That is, the extraction controller 66 performs connection control for connecting the input device 61 and the second frame extraction device 64B by the switching switch 62.
- the 60i video signal is input to the decompressor 63 via the switching switch 62, where it is decompressed.
- the decompressed 60i video signal is input to the first frame extractor 64A.
- the first frame extractor 64A receives the conversion method information from the extraction controller 66 in advance, and converts the input 60i video signal into the specified conversion method (2: 3: 2 : 3 pull-down conversion method).
- the first frame extractor 64A inversely converts the 60i video signal into a 24p video signal by performing an inverse conversion process of the conversion process shown in FIG. 12A. Specifically, the inverse conversion processing is performed as follows.
- the first field data (1) is extracted as odd field data (Ao) of the first frame data (A).
- Second field data (2) ⁇ Extracted as even field data (Ae) of first frame data ( ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ).
- the third field data (3) is extracted as odd field data (B o) of the second frame data (B). 4th field data (4) 1 2nd frame data
- the fifth field data (5) is extracted as the odd field data (B o) of the second frame data (B).
- the sixth field data (6) is the third frame data
- the seventh field data (7) is extracted as odd field data (Co) of the third frame data (C).
- 8th field data (8) 1S 4th frame data
- 9th field data (9) Force Odd field data of 4th frame data (D) Extracted as (Do).
- the tenth field data (10) is extracted as the even field data (De) of the fourth frame data (D).
- the 24p video signal is generated by extracting the video signal from the 60i video signal in the predetermined extraction sequence by the first frame extractor 64A.
- the generated (inverted) 24p video signal is input to the compressor 65, where it is compressed.
- the 24p video signal becomes a video signal having a formal video format.
- the 60i video signal is input to the second frame extractor 64B via the switching switch 62.
- the second frame extractor 64B receives the conversion method information from the extraction controller 66 in advance, and converts the input 60i video signal into the specified conversion method (2: 3: 3: 2 (Pull-down conversion method).
- the second frame extractor 64B inversely converts the 60i video signal into a 24p video signal by performing an inverse conversion process of the conversion process shown in FIG. 12B. Specifically, the inverse conversion processing is performed as follows.
- the first field data (1) is extracted as odd field data (Ao) of the first frame data (A).
- the second field data (2) is extracted as the even field data (Ae) of the first frame data (A).
- the third field data (3) is read as the odd field data (Bo) of the second frame data (B). 4th field data (4), 2nd frame data
- the fifth field data (5) is extracted as the odd field data (B o) of the second frame data (B).
- 6th field data (6) Force 3rd frame data
- the seventh field data (7) is extracted as odd-numbered fino redo data (Co) of the third frame data (C).
- the eighth field data (8) is extracted as the even field data (Ce) of the third frame data (C).
- 9th field data (9) Force Odd field data of 4th frame data (D)
- the tenth field data (10) is extracted as the even field data (De) of the fourth frame data (D).
- the 24p video signal is generated by extracting the video signal from the 60i video signal in the predetermined extraction sequence by the second frame extractor 64B.
- the generated (inverted) 24p video signal is a video signal having a formal video format.
- 60 i video signal is input to the second frame extracting unit 64 B via the switching switch 6 2.
- the second frame extractor 64B receives the conversion method information from the extraction controller 66 in advance and converts the input 60i video signal into the designated conversion method (2: 2: 2: 4 (Pull-down conversion method).
- the first frame extractor 64A inversely converts the 60i video signal into a 24p video signal by performing an inverse conversion process of the conversion process shown in FIG. 12C.
- the first field data (1) is extracted as odd field data (Ao) of the first frame data (A).
- Second field data (2) 1 Extracted as even field data (Ae) of first frame data (A).
- the 24p video signal is generated by extracting the video signal from the 60i video signal in the predetermined extraction order by the second frame extractor 64B.
- the generated (inverted) 24p video signal becomes a video signal having the formal video format as it is.
- the decompression process is performed. Therefore, the image quality of the converted 24p video signal is slightly degraded as much as these processes are performed.
- a 60i video signal that has been converted using the 2: 3: 3: 2 pull-down conversion method or the 2: 2: 2: 4 pull-down conversion method is used when it is inversely converted to a 24p video signal. Decompression / compression processing is not performed. Therefore, the image quality of the converted 24p video signal does not deteriorate.
- the 60i video signal is inversely converted to a 24p video signal.
- the converted 24p video signal may be output to the outside as it is, or may be recorded on a recording medium (not shown) in the recorder 68.
- the converted 24p video signal may be edited by the editor 67.
- the edited 24p video signal may be output as it is or may be recorded on a recording medium (not shown) in the recorder 68.
- the decompressor 69 and the video output device 70 are provided so that the editor can grasp the image state during the editing work by the editor 67.
- the conversion method of the video signal is grasped by reading the conversion method information recorded in the input video signal.
- the conversion method of the input video signal is based on the repetition pattern of the valid flag information (information indicating the field data area that is valid in the converted 60i video signal) added to the video signal. It is also possible to understand the conversion method based on the basis. It is also possible to grasp the conversion method based on the recognition of the repetition pattern of the video field data.
- a 24-frame Z-second interlaced recording device or display device such as the widely used NTSC system, is used to record 24 frames of Z-second video. Or can be displayed.
- 24 frames taken at the time of shooting can be extracted and edited in frame units without image quality deterioration.
- timecode when editing again, it is possible to use the timecode with an inexpensive configuration to connect and shoot video and edit the timecode.
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