Abstract: A color image is recorded on film at the television field rate with alternate film frames representing the luminance and chrominance information. The chrominance information is encoded by filtering the color image through a striped color filter. On playback two line scanners are used to simultaneously scan the luminance and chrominance frames to provide the desired information simultaneously. A decoding signal is used to decode the encoded chrominance information and derive color-difference signals.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
June 4, 1979
Date of Patent:
April 7, 1981
Assignee:
Laser-File Inc.
Inventors:
Hugh F. Frohbach, Robert E. Myers, Norman A. Peppers, Thomas L. Siwecki, Louis F. Schaefer, Albert Macovski
Abstract: A prerecorded track on a disc is automatically tracked resulting in a radial tracking signal. Components of this signal are stored during a prerecording interval. During recording these stored components are used to produce a restored radial tracking signal which is used to radially position the recording energy source and keep the newly recorded tracks at a fixed distance from the previously recorded tracks.