Multiple sub-Nyquist sampling encoding

Known as: 1035i, Hi-Vision, Multiple sub-nyquist sampling Encoding system

MUSE (Multiple sub-Nyquist sampling encoding), was a dot-interlaced digital video compression system that used analog modulation for transmission to…

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2013

To help pave the way for Super Hi-Vision (SHV) broadcasting, we have developed a new codec system that can encode and decode SHV…

2011

Integral 3D television based on integral imaging requires huge amounts of information. Earlier, we built an Integral 3D…

2010

Integral Photography (IP) is a photographic technique in which a lens array consisting of a large number of tiny lenses is used…

2007

Abstract— For future broadcasting, NHK is studying new video services offering very‐high‐picture quality achieved through Super…

2006

We have introduced an extremely high resolution video system 'Super Hi-Vision' at the Kyushu National Museum. This feature opened…

2005

This article briefly describes the current status of R&D on the “Super Hi-Vision” television system in Japan. The R&D efforts on…

1994

We examined a long-play video disc for Hi-Vision baseband video. The Hi-Vision video signal is divided into two TCl signals and…

1993

1993

The authors have developed a high density write-once optical disk using the reflection plane shift recording method. A high…

1988