Abstract: A central system controller prepares a list of ads to be played, this list being prepared from an "ad played" database maintained at the system controller. This "to be played list" includes ad identity and an ad Internet address. This "to be played list" is first computed and thereafter lodged in the central system controller at peripheral websevers for distribution to browsers. When a browser hits a client website, it is diverted to the system controller at one of the peripheral webservers. The system controller forwards a non-scrolling ad frame set, the "to be played list" of ads to be shown within the non-scrolling frame set, a unique cookie identifier having intervals for recording the identity of ads played together with the day and time of play and processing logic. Once the "to be played list" is installed at the browser, the processing logic compares the "to be played list" at the browser against the record of ads played in the browser cookie.

Abstract: A non-scrolling ad display is lodged in a website to cause browsers hitting the website to undertake centrally controlled and recorded ad display for guaranteed minimum timed intervals. The system enables precise controlled advertising to each web page viewing browser and accurate advertising budgeting and programming which can be monitored and upgraded to meet marketing needs. The components participating in the system include a website at a webserver for transmitting a page with code for installing a non-scrolling ad frame. Ad content for the non-scrolling ad frame each have individual timers for timing out commencing with display at the browser and an Internet address for fetching by the browser.

Abstract: A method and an apparatus for the recordation and reproduction of standard color-television signals, the apparatus including an encoder having circuitry for separating into separate signals the luminance and chrominance portions of a standard color-television signal, for heterodyning the chrominance signal from its normal frequency to a new, lower, odd multiple of the half-horizontal frequency, and for combining the luminance and heterodyne chrominance signals to develop an encoded-color signal, a conventional video recorder for recording and reproducing the encoded-color signal, and a decoder having circuitry for separating the reproduced encoded-color signal into separate reproduced luminance and reproduced chrominance signals, for heterodyning the reproduced chrominance signal back to its normal frequency and for combining the reproduced luminance and normalized chrominance signals to develop a reproduced color-television signal.