WO1999043154A1 - Image decoder - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to, for example, an image decoding device such as a personal computer that receives a digital broadcast signal obtained by multiplexing image information of a compressed moving image and program information, and decodes and displays the selected moving image.
- an image decoding device such as a personal computer that receives a digital broadcast signal obtained by multiplexing image information of a compressed moving image and program information, and decodes and displays the selected moving image.
- a device for capturing and displaying a television broadcast on a personal computer there is a device for converting an analog television broadcast into digital data and displaying a moving image on the personal computer.
- FIG. 10 shows a configuration example of a personal computer for analog broadcast reception.
- 101 is an input high-frequency signal
- 102 is a tuner
- 103 is AD conversion means
- 104 is a digital video signal that is a digitized video signal
- 10 is graphic generation means
- 11 is a graphic signal
- 12 is a superimposing means
- 13 is a memory
- 14 is a memory control means
- 22 is a memory data signal
- 107 is a synthetic digital video signal
- 16 is a DA conversion means
- 108 is an analog video signal.
- Reference numeral 18 denotes display means such as a CRT
- reference numeral 105 denotes timing generation means
- reference numeral 106 denotes a DA conversion clock.
- the graphic signal 11 is a signal for displaying a so-called icon, a figure such as a window frame, or the like on a personal computer screen.
- an input high-frequency signal 101 is selected by a tuner 102, digitized by an AD conversion means 103, and a digitized video signal 104 is converted into a graphic signal 111 by a superposition means 12.
- Superimposed on the composite digital video signal 107 is applied to the DA converter 16 and output as an analog video signal 108.
- the timing generation means 105 generates the display reference clock 106 and is applied to the memory control means 14 to be used as a reference of a read clock when reading out the synthesized digital video signal from the memory and to perform DA conversion means. It is added to 16 and used as a reference clock for DA conversion.
- the combined digital video signal 107 is read out from the memory means 13 by a display reference clock 106 optimal for display on a bass computer. Therefore, the timing of this reading is asynchronous with the timing of writing the digital video signal 104 to the memory means 13, and the digital video signal 104 is displayed on the display means 18 after DA conversion.
- display images may be distorted such as display frame shifts and dropped frames.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems, and provides an image decoding system that synthesizes a digital signal with a graphic signal using a digitally-compressed image signal and that does not substantially cause a disturbance in a digital video image even when the synthesized image is displayed. It is an object to provide a chemical conversion device.
- the first invention (corresponding to the first invention) is a digital transmission stream which multiplexes a digital video bit stream encoded by frame encoding or field encoding and a time stamp signal.
- Image to decode the image A decoding device,
- Demultiplexing means for extracting a digital video bit stream and a time stamp signal from the digital transmission stream
- First clock reproducing means for reproducing a first clock signal from the time stamp signal
- Decoding means for decoding the digital video bitstream and outputting a first digital video signal having a first frame frequency and synchronized with a first clock signal
- a graphic generation means for generating a graphic signal
- Superimposing means for superimposing the first digital video signal and the graphic signal to output a first composite digital signal synchronized with the first cook signal; and storing at least the first digital video signal.
- An image decoding apparatus comprising: a memory unit for converting the first synthesized digital signal into a first analog signal in synchronization with the first clock signal.
- the second invention (corresponding to the invention described in claim 2) is a digital video bit stream encoded by frame encoding or field encoding and a digital transmission stream in which a time stamp signal is multiplexed.
- Demultiplexing means for extracting a digital video bit stream and a time stamp signal from the digital transmission stream
- First clock reproducing means for reproducing a first clock signal from the time stamp signal
- a second clock regenerating a second clock signal from the first clock signal
- Decoding means for decoding the digital video bit stream and outputting a first digital video signal having a first frame frequency and synchronized with the first clock signal
- a graphic generation means for generating a graphic signal
- Superimposing means for superimposing the first digital video signal and the graphic signal and outputting a second synthesized digital signal having a second frame frequency synchronized with the second clock signal;
- An image comprising at least a memory means for storing the first digital video signal; and a DA conversion means for converting the second synthesized digital signal into a second analog signal in synchronization with the second clock signal It is a decoding device.
- a third invention (corresponding to the invention described in claim 3) is a digital transmission stream obtained by multiplexing a digital video bit stream encoded by frame encoding or field encoding and a time stamp signal.
- Demultiplexing means for extracting a digital video bit stream and a time stamp signal from the digital transmission stream
- First clock reproducing means for reproducing a first clock signal from the time stamp signal
- Second clock reproduction means for reproducing a second clock signal from the first clock signal
- a graphic generation means for generating a graphic signal
- Interpolating means for outputting a second digital video signal having an increased spatial resolution of the first digital video signal
- Superimposing means for superimposing the second digital video signal and the digital signal and outputting a third composite digital signal synchronized with the second clock signal; and a memory for storing at least the second digital video signal
- An image decoding apparatus comprising: means; and DA conversion means for converting the third combined digital signal into a third analog signal in synchronization with the second clock signal.
- a fourth invention (corresponding to the invention described in claim 4) is a digital transmission stream in which a digital video bit stream encoded by frame encoding or field encoding and a time stamp signal are multiplexed.
- Demultiplexing means for extracting a digital video bit stream and a time stamp signal from the digital transmission stream
- First clock reproducing means for reproducing a first clock signal from the time stamp signal
- Second clock reproduction means for reproducing a second clock signal from the first clock signal
- Decoding means for decoding the digital video bitstream and outputting a first digital video signal having a first frame frequency and synchronized with the first clip signal
- a graphic generation means for generating a graphic signal;
- Thinning means for outputting a third digital video signal having a reduced spatial resolution of the first digital video signal;
- Superimposing means for superimposing the third digital video signal and the digital signal and outputting a fourth combined digital signal synchronized with the second clock signal; and a memory for storing at least the third digital video signal
- An image decoding apparatus comprising: means; and DA conversion means for converting the fourth synthesized digital signal into a fourth analog signal in synchronization with the second clock signal.
- a fifth invention (corresponding to the invention described in claim 5) comprises timing generation means for generating a third clock signal independent of the first clock signal,
- Switching means for selecting and outputting either one of the first clock signal and the third clock signal.
- a sixth invention (corresponding to the invention according to claim 6) comprises: timing generation means for generating a third clock signal independent of the second clock signal;
- Switching means for selecting and outputting one of the second clock signal and the third clock signal.
- a seventh invention is a timing generation means for generating a third clock signal independent of the second clock signal
- Switching means for selecting and outputting one of the second clock signal and the third clock signal,
- the image decoding apparatus according to the third aspect of the present invention, wherein DA conversion means is synchronized with the clock signal output from the switching means.
- an eighth invention (corresponding to the invention described in claim 8) is a timing generation means for generating a third clock signal independent of the second clock signal.
- Switching means for selecting and outputting any one of the second clock signal and the third clock signal
- the image decoding apparatus according to the fourth aspect of the present invention, wherein the DA conversion means is synchronized with the click signal output from the switching means.
- the present invention has an advantage that even when a composite image obtained by combining a digital video signal and a digital signal is displayed, the digital video image is not substantially disturbed.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an image decoding apparatus according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram of an image decoding apparatus according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a timing chart in the image decoding apparatus according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram of an image decoding apparatus according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram of an image decoding apparatus according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram of an image decoding apparatus according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram of an image decoding device as a modified example of Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram of an image decoding device as a modification of the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram of an image decoding device as a modification of the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram of a configuration example of a conventional analog broadcast receiving personal computer.
- the image decoding apparatus is a decoding apparatus for inputting and decoding a digital transmission stream in which a digital video bit stream obtained by coding an image by frame coding or field coding and a time stamp signal are input and decoded.
- a time stamp signal are extracted by a demultiplexing unit, a first clock signal is recovered from the time stamp signal by a first clock recovery unit, and a decoding unit decodes the digital video bit stream,
- a first digital video signal having a frame frequency of 1 and synchronized with a first clock signal is output, at least the first digital video signal is written to a memory 13, and the superimposing means is generated by a graphic generating means.
- the graphic signal and the first digital video signal read from the memory means are read out and superimposed on the first digital video signal to output a first composite digital signal synchronized with the first cook signal.
- the DA converter converts the first synthesized digital signal into a first analog signal in synchronization with the first peak signal. That is,
- FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of an image decoding apparatus according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention. The configuration of the present embodiment will be described below with reference to FIG.
- each means denoted by reference numerals 10 to 14, 16, 16, 18, and 22 corresponds to the first means.
- 1 is an input high-frequency signal
- 2 is a tuner
- 3 is a digitally modulated signal selected
- 4 is a demodulation means for demodulating the modulated signal 3.
- Reference numeral 5 denotes a demodulated digital transmission stream, which is supposed to comply with MPEG-2 (IS0 / IEC13818-1).
- 6 is a demultiplexing means
- 7 is a digital video bit stream encoded by MPEG-2 (IS0 / IEC13818-2).
- 8 is a decoding means for decoding the digital video bitstream
- 9 is a first digital video signal
- 15 is a first composite digital video signal.
- 17 is the first analog signal
- 19 is the multiplexed part It is a time stamp signal output from the separation means.
- Reference numeral 20 denotes a first clock recovery means, which is constituted by a PLL or the like.
- 21 is a first clock signal.
- the digital video bit stream 7 is composed of 480 effective scanning lines (525 lines including blanking) and 704 effective lines / line (858 pixels including blanking). / Line), and the video signal of the first frame frequency 59.94 frames Z second is compression-encoded by MPEG-2 / H-14.
- the input high-frequency signal 1 is tuned by the tuner 2, and the digitally modulated signal 3 of the tuned channel is applied to the demodulation means 4 and demodulated to obtain a digital transmission stream 5.
- the digital transmission stream 5 is separated from the digital video bit stream 7 and the time stamp signal 19 by the demultiplexing means 6.
- the digital video bit stream 7 is expanded by the decoding means 8 to output a first digital video signal 9.
- the time stamp signal 1 9 is applied to the first clock reproducing means 2 0, as the first clock signal 2 1, 1-second total Sanpunore number corresponding to 2 7 MH z (exactly 2 6 9 9 9 9 7 3 MHz) clock is recovered.
- the first clock signal 21 is applied to the decoding means 8 to be used as a sample clock when outputting the first digital video signal 9, and at the same time, is applied to the memory control means 14 to provide the first digital signal. It is used as a clock for writing and reading the effective pixels of the video signal 9 to and from the memory 13, and is added to the DA conversion means 16 and used as a reference clock for DA conversion. Further, the first clock signal 21 is also applied to the superimposing means 12 and is used as a reference clock when outputting the first composite digital signal 15.
- the graphic generation means 10 generates graphic data such as icons.
- the memory 13 has an input buffer area for writing a first digital video signal and an output buffer area for writing a first composite digital signal.
- the memory control means 14 writes the first digital video signal 9 into the input buffer area of the memory 13 via the memory data signal 22 with reference to the first clock signal 21.
- the superimposing means 12 reads the first digital video signal written in the input buffer area of the memory 13 by the memory data signal 22 and superimposes the graphic signal 11 on the first digital video signal. Write as signal 15 to the output buffer area of memory 13.
- the first composite digital signal 15 read out from the output buffer area of the memory 13 via the memory data signal 22 (superimposing means 12) is , Added to DA conversion means.
- the first clock signal 21 is added to the DA conversion means, and is converted into an analog video signal 17 in synchronization with the first clock signal 21 and displayed on the display means 18.
- the first digital video signal 9 described above is stored in the input buffer area of the memory 13, and the first composite digital signal 15 is stored in the memory 13.
- the method of writing data to the output buffer area via the memory data signal 22 has been described.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- only the first digital video signal 9 is stored in the memory 1 3 via the memory data signal 22.
- the first digital video signal 9 output from the decoding means 8 and the first composite digital signal read from the memory 13 via the memory data signal 22 The signal 15 and the DA conversion means 16 are synchronized, and can be displayed on the display means 18 without generating a display frame shift.
- An image decoding apparatus is a decoding apparatus for inputting and decoding a digital transmission stream obtained by multiplexing a digital video bit stream obtained by coding an image by frame coding or field coding and a time stamp signal.
- a multiplexing / demultiplexing means for extracting a digital video bitstream and a time stamp signal from the digital transmission stream, and a first clock reproducing means for extracting a first clock signal from the time stamp signal. Reproducing the second clock signal from the first clock reproducing means, and decoding the digital video bit stream to have a first frame frequency. Output a first digital video signal synchronized with the first clock signal, and at least output the first digital video signal.
- the digital video signal is written to the memory 13, and the superimposing means superimposes the graphic signal generated by the digital signal generating means and the first digital video signal read from the memory 13 on the first clock signal.
- a second synthesized digital signal having a second frame frequency to be synchronized is output, and the DA converter synchronizes the second synthesized digital signal with a second analog signal in synchronization with the second clock signal. It has the effect of converting it to a signal.
- FIG. 2 shows a block diagram of Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- Embodiment 2 of the present invention is different from Embodiment 1 of the present invention in that an image signal having a frame frequency different from the frame frequency of the first digital video signal 9 output from the decoding means 8 is displayed.
- the frame frequency of the first digital video signal 9 is 24 Hz
- the second frame frequency is 6 OHz.
- 10 to 14, 16, 17 to: 18, 22 are the same as those in the conventional example shown in FIG. 10
- 1 to 9 are the same as those in the first embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. is there.
- 31 is a second clock reproducing means
- 32 is a second clock signal
- 33 is a second synthesized digital signal
- 34 is a second analog signal.
- 35 is a decoding start signal
- 36 is a vertical synchronization signal
- 37 and 38 are pulses of the decoding start signal 35
- 39 and 40 are pulses of the vertical synchronization signal 36.
- the digital video bit stream 7 has 720 effective scanning lines (750 lines including blanking), 1280Z lines effective pixels (1650 pixels / line including blanking), and the first frame frequency. It is assumed that a video signal of 24 frames / sec is compression-encoded by MPEG-2 ⁇ -14.
- 81 and 82 denote bidirectional predicted images in MPEG-2 encoding
- P 2 denotes forward predicted images in MPEG-2 encoding. Not something.
- the image decoding apparatus configured as described above will be described below.
- the first digital video signal selected from the input high-frequency signal 1 The process of reproducing 9 and the time stamp signal 19 is the same as in the first embodiment.
- the sample clock of the first digital signal 9 is obtained as 29.7 MHz as the total number of samples per second including the blanking. 29.7 MHz is generated as the clock signal 21 of the second clock and is applied to the decoding means 8 and the memory control means 14.
- the second clock regeneration means 31 multiplies it by 5/2 based on the first clock signal 21 to generate 74.25 MHz as the second clock signal 32, and the memory control means In addition to 14 and DA conversion means 32.
- the memory control means 14 uses the first clock signal 21 as a clock for writing to the memory 13 and reads the second clock signal 32 from the memory 13. Clock.
- the memory 13 has an input buffer area for writing the first digital video signal and an output buffer area for writing the second composite digital signal 33.
- the memory control means 14 writes the first digital video signal 9 to the input buffer area of the memory 13 via the memory data signal 22 in synchronization with the first clock signal 21.
- the superimposing means 12 reads out the first digital video signal written in the input buffer area of the memory 13 and superimposes it on the graphic signal, and as a second composite digital signal 33, the superimposing means 12 Write to the output buffer area.
- the memory 13 is stored at a timing based on the second clock signal 32.
- the second combined digital signal 33 read from the output buffer area is applied to the DA converter 16.
- the second clock signal 32 is added to the DA conversion means 16, and is converted into an analog video signal 17 in synchronization with the second clock signal 32 and displayed on the display means 18.
- Figure 3 shows the display timing.
- the first digital signal 9 is input to the superimposing means 12 with a pulse 37 based on the first clock signal, and is written to the memory 14.
- the first digital video signal 9, ie, B 1 is written into the memory 14 once at the timing of the pulse 37 with reference to the first clock signal.
- the second synthesized digital signal 33 is read out twice from the memory 14 with the pulses 39 and 40 and output.
- the first digital video signal 9, that is, B 2 is written into the memory 14 only once in synchronization with the first clock signal at the timing of the pulse 38.
- the second composite digital signal 33 is read out from the memory 14 three times with pulses 41, 42 and 43 and output. Therefore, the second composite digital signal has 60 Hz, which is 2.5 times the first frame frequency 24 Hz, as the second frame frequency. Further, the second synthesized digital signal 33 is converted from a digital signal to an analog signal by the DA conversion means 16 in FIG. 2 in synchronization with the second clock signal, and the second analog signal 34 in FIG. Get.
- the first digital video signal 9 described above is stored in the input buffer area of the memory 13, and the second synthesized digital signal 3 is output from the memory 13.
- Memory data signals 22 to buffer areas In addition to the method of writing via the memory, only the first digital video signal 9 is written / read to / from the input buffer area of the memory 13 via the memory data signal 22 and the graphic signal 11 is superimposed on the graphic signal 11 It is also possible to superimpose by 2 and then add it to the DA conversion means as the second synthesized digital signal 33 in synchronization with the second clock signal 31. In this case, the memory 13 need only have the input buffer area.
- the number of effective scanning lines is 720 (750 lines including blanking), the number of effective pixels is 128 lines / line (165 pixels including blanking).
- the video signal of the first frame frequency of 60 frames / sec is compression-encoded by MPEG-2 / H-14, and the frame frequency of the second composite digital signal 33 is 120H
- the display frequency is 120 Hz, so that the fritting force can be more effectively reduced.
- second synthesized digital video signal 33 is synchronized with second clock signal 32, and DA conversion by DA conversion means 16 is also performed. Since the synchronization is performed in synchronization with the second clock signal 32, the second analog video signal having a frame frequency 2.5 times that of the first digital video signal 9 can be displayed on the display means without causing a display frame shift. 18 can be displayed.
- the image decoding apparatus is a decoding apparatus for inputting and decoding a digital transmission stream obtained by multiplexing a digital video bit stream obtained by coding an image by frame coding or field coding and a time stamp signal.
- An apparatus wherein the demultiplexing means extracts a digital video bit stream and a time stamp signal from the digital transmission stream; A first clock signal is reproduced from the time stamp signal, second clock reproducing means reproduces a second clock signal from the first clock reproducing means, and decoding means reproduces the digital video bit stream.
- Decoding outputting a first digital video signal having a first frame frequency and synchronized with a first clock signal, and interpolating means for increasing a spatial resolution of the first digital video signal.
- At least a second digital video signal is written into the memory 13; and the superimposing means includes a graphic signal generated by the graphic generating means and a second digital signal read from the memory means.
- a third composite digital signal synchronized with the second clock signal is output by superimposing the video signal on the second clock signal.
- the third combined digital signal in synchronization with the function of converting the third Ana port grayed signal.
- FIG. 4 shows a block diagram of Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- the third embodiment of the present invention is different from the second embodiment of the present invention in that high resolution display can be performed by interpolating the first digital video signal 9.
- FIG. 4 10 to 14, 16 and 17 to 18 are the same as the conventional example shown in FIG. 10, and 1 to 9 are the first embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. And 31 to 32 are the same as those of the second embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG.
- 51 is an interpolation means
- 52 is a second digital video signal
- 53 is a third composite digital signal
- 54 is a third analog signal.
- the digital video bit stream 7 converts a video signal of 480 effective scanning lines, 740 effective pixels, Z lines and 59.94 frames Z seconds into a MPEG-2 / H- It is assumed that the data has been compression-coded according to 14. Also, the second digit The video signal 52 has 720 effective scanning lines (750 lines including blanking), 1280 / line effective pixels (1650 pixel lines including blanking), and 60 frames / sec.
- the operation of the image decoding apparatus configured as described above will be described below.
- the first digital video signal 9 output from the decoding means 8 is applied to the interpolation means 51.
- the interpolation means 51 increases the number of effective scanning lines from 480 lines to 720 lines by a vertical filter composed of a transversal filter, and similarly, the number of effective pixels in the horizontal direction is 704 / line by a horizontal filter composed of a transversal filter. 1280 / line, and output as the second digital video signal 52.
- the second clock regenerating means 31 generates a second clock signal 32 determined based on the interpolation contents of the interpolating means 51.
- the second clock signal 32 is generated by multiplying the first clock signal 21 by PLL.
- the frame frequency is not increased as in the second embodiment, but the increase in the spatial resolution causes the pixels of the frame image of both the digital video signal before and after interpolation to increase. Since the number is larger after interpolation, the read clock must be at a higher frequency than the reference clock before interpolation, and the frequency is determined by the above interpolation contents.
- the frequency of the second clock signal 32 is obtained as follows.
- the frequency of the second clock signal 32 is 74.25 MHz, which is obtained by multiplying 271 ⁇ 112 by 2.75.
- the spatial resolution of the first digital video signal 9 is increased by the interpolation means 51 to generate the second digital video signal 52.
- the timing of writing to and reading from 3 is synchronized with the second clock signal 32.
- the memory 13 has an input buffer area for writing the second digital video signal 52 and an output buffer area for writing the third composite digital signal 53.
- the memory control means 14 writes the second digital video signal 52 to the input buffer area of the memory 13 via the memory data signal 22 with reference to the second clock signal 32.
- the superimposing means 12 reads the second digital video signal 52 written in the memory 13 by the memory data signal 22 by the second clock signal 32 and superimposes the graphic signal 11 on the second clock signal 32. Then, it is written into the output buffer area of the memory 13 as the third composite digital signal 53.
- the third combined digital signal 53 is output from the memory 13 via the memory data signal 22 and is applied to the DA conversion means.
- the third composite digital signal 53 is converted into a third analog signal 54 by the DA converter 16 in synchronization with the second clock signal 32.
- the method of generating the third composite digital signal is as described in the second digital signal.
- the method of writing the video signal 52 to the input buffer area of the memory 13 and the third composite digital signal 53 to the output buffer area of the memory 13 via the memory data signal 22 Only the second digital signal 52 is written to and read from the input buffer area of the memory 13 via the memory data signal 22, and the read second digital signal 52 and graphic signal 11 are read out. It is also possible to superimpose by the superimposing means 12 and then add it to the DA converting means as the third combined digital signal 53 in synchronization with the second clock signal 32. In this case, the memory 13 need only have the input buffer area.
- third synthesized digital video signal 53 is synchronized with second clock signal 32, and DA conversion is also performed on second clock signal 3 Since the synchronization is performed in synchronization with 2, the third analog video signal in which the spatial resolution of the first digital video signal 9 is increased can be displayed on the display means 18 without causing a display frame shift. is there.
- the image decoding apparatus is a digital decoding apparatus which receives and decodes a digital transmission stream obtained by multiplexing a digital video bit stream obtained by encoding a picture by frame encoding or field encoding and a time stamp signal.
- a multiplexing / demultiplexing means for extracting a digital video bit stream and a time stamp signal from the digital transmission stream, and a first clock regenerating means for converting a first clock signal from the time stamp signal. Reproducing the second clock signal from the first clock reproducing means, and decoding the digital video bit stream to have a first frame frequency.
- FIG. 5 shows a block diagram of Embodiment 4 of the present invention.
- the fourth embodiment of the present invention is different from the second embodiment of the present invention in that display can be performed by thinning out the first digital signal 9.
- FIG. 4 10 to 14, 16, 16 and 17 to 18 are the same as those of the conventional example shown in FIG. 10, and 1 to 9 are the first embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. And 31 to 32 are the same as those of the second embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG.
- 61 is an interpolation means
- 62 is a third digital video signal
- 63 is a fourth synthetic digital signal
- 64 is a fourth analog signal.
- the digital video bit stream 7 is composed of 720 effective scanning lines (750 lines including blanking), 1280 pixels effective pixels, and Z lines (1650 pixels including blanking). It is assumed that a video signal of 60 frames Z seconds is compressed and coded by MPEG-2 / H-14.
- the second digital video signal 52 has 48 effective scanning lines (525 lines including blanking).
- the number of effective pixels 704 pixel lines (858 pixels including blanking lines) ) The number of frames is 59.94 frames / second.
- the operation of the image decoding apparatus configured as described above will be described below.
- the first digital video signal output from the decoding means 8 is applied to the thinning means 61.
- the thinning means 61 reduces the number of effective scanning lines from 720 lines to 480 lines by a vertical filter composed of a transversal filter, and similarly, the number of effective pixels in the horizontal direction is 1280 / line by a horizontal filter composed of a transversal filter. , And output as a second digital video signal 52.
- the second clock regenerating means 31 generates a second clock signal 32 determined based on the contents of the thinning-out performed by the thinning-out means 61.
- the second clock signal 32 is generated by dividing the first clock signal 21. That is, in the present embodiment, the frame frequency is not increased as in the second embodiment, but the number of pixels of the frame images of both the digital video signal before and after the interpolation is reduced due to the decrease in the spatial resolution. Since the number after interpolation is smaller, the read clock must be lower in frequency than the reference clock before interpolation, and the frequency is determined by the above interpolation. Specifically, the frequency of the second clock signal 32 is obtained as follows.
- the frequency of the second clock signal 32 is 27 MHz obtained by multiplying 74.25 MHz by 1Z27.
- the memory 13 The timing of writing to and reading from is synchronized with the second clock signal 32.
- the memory 13 has an input buffer area for writing the third digital video signal 62 and an output buffer area for writing the fourth composite digital signal 63.
- the memory control means 14 writes the third digital video signal 62 into the input buffer area of the memory 13 via the memory data signal 22 with reference to the first clock signal 21.
- the superimposing means 12 reads the third digital video signal 62 written in the memory 13 by the memory data signal 22 and superimposes the graphic signal 11 on the third digital video signal 62, and outputs the fourth digital video signal 62 to the output buffer area of the memory 13. Write as a combined digital signal 63 of. Then, in synchronism with the second clock signal 21, the memory 13 outputs the fourth synthesized digital signal 63 via the memory data signal 22, and the fourth synthesized digital signal 63 is applied to the DA converter.
- the fourth synthesized digital signal 63 is converted into a fourth analog signal 64 by the DA conversion means 16 in synchronization with the second clock signal 32.
- the third digital video signal 62 described above is stored in the input buffer area of the memory 13, and the fourth combined digital signal 63 is stored in the memory 13.
- the third digital video signal 63 is written to the input buffer area of the memory 13 via the memory data signal 22 ⁇
- the third digital video signal 63 read out is superimposed on the graphic signal 11 by the superimposing means 12 and then the fourth synthesizing is performed in synchronization with the second clock signal 31. It is also possible to add a digital signal 63 to the DA conversion means. In this case, the memory 13 need only have the input buffer area.
- the fourth synthesized digital video signal 63 is synchronized with the second clock signal 32, and the DA conversion is also performed on the second clock signal 3 Since it is performed in synchronization with 2, the fourth analog video signal 64 with reduced spatial resolution of the first digital video signal 9 can be displayed on the display means 18 without causing a display frame shift. It is.
- the image decoding apparatus inputs and decodes a digital transmission stream obtained by multiplexing a digital video bit stream obtained by coding an image by frame coding or field coding and a time stamp signal.
- a decoding device wherein a digital video bit stream and a time stamp signal are extracted from the digital transmission stream by a demultiplexing unit, and a first clock signal is reproduced from the time stamp signal by a first clock reproducing unit.
- Graphic signal and the first digital A first composite digital signal synchronized with the first clock signal by superimposing the first digital signal on the first clock signal and a third clock signal independent of the first clock signal and the first clock signal; To provide a fourth clock signal, and the DA conversion means synchronizes the first composite digital signal with the first clock signal in synchronization with the fourth clock signal. The signal is converted into an analog signal.
- FIG. 6 shows a block diagram of an image decoding apparatus according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention.
- reference numerals 10 to 14, 16, 16, 18, 22, 105, and 106 are the same as those of the conventional example shown in FIG. 10.
- the DA conversion clock 106 is referred to herein as a third clock signal.
- 1 to 9 and 15 to 21 are the same as those of the first embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG.
- Reference numeral 81 denotes switching means
- reference numeral 82 denotes one of the first clock signal 21 and the third clock signal 106 selected by the switching means 81, and one of the clock signals. (Hereinafter, this is called the fourth clock signal).
- the digital video bit stream 7 is composed of a video signal having an effective number of scanning lines of 480 lines, an effective number of pixels of 704 Z lines, and a first frame frequency of 59.94 frames / sec. It is assumed that the compression code is applied by / H—14.
- An input high-frequency signal 1 is selected by a tuner 2, and a digital modulation signal 3 of the selected channel is applied to a demodulation means 4 to be demodulated to obtain a digital transmission stream 5.
- the digital transmission stream 5 is separated from the digital video bit stream 7 and the time stamp signal 19 by the demultiplexing means 6.
- the digital video bit stream 7 is decompressed by the decoding means 8 and a first digital video signal 9 is output.
- the time stamp signal 19 is applied to the first clock reproducing means 20 and a 27 MHz clock is reproduced as the first clock signal 21.
- the memory 13 writes the first digital video signal 9 And an output buffer area into which the first synthesized digital signal 15 is written.
- the first clock signal 21 is applied to the decoding means 8 and is used as a sampling clock when outputting the first digital video signal 9, and at the same time is applied to the memory control means 14 and It is used to write the digital video signal 9 to the input buffer area of the memory 13 via the memory data signal 22.
- the superimposing means 12 reads out the first digital video signal 9 written in the input buffer area of the memory 13, superimposes it on the graphic signal, and outputs the first digital signal 15 as the first composite digital signal 15. Write to buffer area.
- the switching means 81 generates the fourth clock signal 82 by switching between the first clock signal 21 and the third clock signal 106.
- the first composite digital signal 15 read from the memory 13 in synchronization with the fourth clock signal 82 applied to the memory control means 14 is applied to the DA conversion means 16.
- the fourth clock signal 82 is applied to the DA conversion means 16 and used as a reference clock for DA conversion, and is converted into an analog video signal 17 at the timing of the fourth clock signal 82 and displayed. Displayed on 1-8.
- the first digital video signal 9 described above is stored in the input buffer area of the memory 13, and the first composite digital signal 15 is stored in the memory 1.
- the first digital video signal 9 is written to the input buffer area of the memory 13 via the memory data signal 22.
- Write / read via signal 2 2 and superimpose means 1 2 with graphic signal 1 1 Then, a method of adding the first synthesized digital signal 15 to the DA converter in synchronization with the fourth clock signal 82 is also possible.
- the memory 13 should have only the input buffer area.
- the first digital video signal 9 output from the decoding means 8 and the first composite digital signal read out from the memory 13 via the memory data signal 22 The signal 15 and the DA conversion means 16 are synchronized and can be displayed on the display means 18 without causing a display frame shift, and perform DA conversion asynchronous with the synthesized digital signal. Since the number of display frames can be set independently, it is extremely convenient for the user. More specifically, for example, when the fluctuation of the graphic image displayed on the display means 18 is a concern, the switching means 81 may select the third clock signal 106.
- An image decoding apparatus is a decoding apparatus for inputting and decoding a digital transmission stream obtained by multiplexing a digital video bit stream obtained by encoding an image by frame encoding or field encoding and a time stamp signal.
- the demultiplexing means extracts a digital video bit stream and a time stamp signal from the digital transmission stream
- the first clock reproducing means reproduces a first clock signal from the time stamp signal
- a clock recovery means for recovering a second clock signal from the first clock recovery means
- a decoding means for decoding the digital video bit stream to obtain a first clock signal having a first frame frequency.
- FIG. 7 shows a block diagram of an image decoding apparatus according to Embodiment 6 of the present invention.
- -In Fig. 7, 10 to 14, 16, 16, 18, 22, 105, and 106 are the same as the conventional example shown in Fig. 10, and 1 to 9, 15 to 2 1 is the same as Embodiment 1 of the present invention shown in FIG.
- 31 to 34 are the same as those of the second embodiment of the present invention
- 81 to 82 are the same as those of the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- the sixth embodiment of the present invention operates basically in the same manner as the second embodiment of the present invention, except that it has a switching means 81. That is, the switching means 81 generates the fourth clock signal 82 by switching between the second clock signal 32 and the third clock signal 106.
- the second composite digital signal 33 read from the memory 13 in synchronization with the fourth clock signal 82 applied to the memory control means 14 is applied to the DA conversion means 16.
- the fourth clock signal 82 is added to the DA conversion means 16 and used as a reference clock for DA conversion, and is converted into the second analog video signal 34 at the timing of the fourth clock signal 82. Is displayed on display means 18.
- the second synthesized digital video signal 33 is synchronized with the second clock signal 32, and the DA conversion by the DA conversion means 16 is also performed. Since the synchronization is performed in synchronization with the second clock signal 32, the second analog video signal '34 having a frame frequency 2.5 times higher than that of the first digital video signal 9 is displayed.
- the display can be performed on the display means 18 without any need, and the number of display frames can be set independently by performing D / A conversion asynchronous with the second clock signal. It gives
- the switching means 81 is provided after the second clock reproducing means 31 to provide the second clock signal 32 and the third clock signal. It is also possible to adopt a configuration in which either one of the signals 106 can be selected. With this configuration, it is possible to freely switch the frame frequency of the display image on the display unit 18.
- FIGS. 8 and 9 show configuration diagrams in the case where the switching means 81 is added to the configuration of the third and fourth embodiments as described above.
- the first digital video signal output from the decoding means, the combined digital signal read from the memory, and the DA conversion means are synchronized.
- the first digital video signal can be displayed on the display means without causing a display frame shift.
- the second combined digital video signal is synchronized with the second clock signal, and the DA conversion is also synchronized with the second clock signal.
- the second digital video signal has a second frame frequency set to a higher frequency than the first frame frequency of the first digital video signal.
- the analog video signal can be displayed on the display means without causing a display frame shift, and the display flicking force can be reduced.
- the third combined digital video signal is synchronized with the second clock signal, and the DA conversion is also performed on the second clock signal. Since the synchronization is performed in synchronization, the third analog video signal in which the spatial resolution of the first digital video signal has been increased can be displayed on the display means without causing a display frame shift.
- the fourth synthesized digital video signal is synchronized with the second clock signal, and the DA conversion is also performed on the second clock signal. Since the synchronization is performed, it is possible to display the fourth analog video signal in which the spatial resolution of the first digital video signal is reduced on the display means without causing a display frame shift.
- the first digital video signal output from the decoding means, the signal including at least the first digital video signal read from the memory, and the DA conversion means And are synchronized.
- the analog video signal on the display means without causing a display frame shift, and to perform a DA conversion independent of the first clock signal and to set the frame frequency of the display image independently. Since it is possible to set the user, the user is provided with remarkable convenience as described above.
- a timing generation means for generating a third clock signal independent of the second clock signal; Switching means for switching to either one of the second clock signal and the third clock signal, Means for converting the second synthesized digital signal into a second analog signal in synchronization with the clock signal output from the switching means. That is, in the case of this configuration, as shown in FIG. 7, for example, the second synthesized digital video signal is synchronized with the second clock signal, and the DA conversion is also performed in synchronization with the second clock signal.
- a second analog video signal having a second frame frequency set to a frequency higher than the first frame frequency of the first digital video signal is displayed on the display means without causing a display frame shift. It is possible to display, and it is possible to perform DA conversion independent of the second clock signal and to set the frame frequency of the display image independently, giving the user remarkable convenience. It is.
- the timing generating means for generating a third clock signal independent of the second clock signal; A switching unit that switches to one of the second clock signal and the third clock signal, wherein the DA conversion unit synchronizes with the clock signal output from the switching unit. And a third composite digital signal is converted into a third analog signal. That is, in the case of this configuration, for example, as shown in FIG. 8, the third synthesized digital video signal is synchronized with the second clock signal, and the DA conversion is also performed in synchronization with the second clock signal.
- a clock generating means for generating a third clock signal independent of the second clock signal; Switching means for switching to one of the second clock signal and the third clock signal; and DA conversion means for synchronizing with the clock signal output from the switching means.
- the fourth composite digital signal is converted to a third analog signal.
- the fourth synthesized digital video signal is synchronized with the second clock signal, and the DA conversion is also performed in synchronization with the second clock signal. Therefore, it is possible to display the fourth analog video signal, in which the spatial resolution of the first digital video signal is reduced, on the display means without causing a display frame shift. Since the number of display frames can be set independently by performing D / A conversion independent of this clock signal, it provides the user with remarkable convenience.
- a first clock reproducing means for reproducing a first clock signal from a time stamp signal extracted from a digital transmission stream, a digital video stream,
- Decoding means for outputting a first digital video signal having a first frame frequency synchronized with the first clock signal; a graphic generating means; and superimposing the first digital video signal and the graphic signal.
- Image decoding apparatus having superimposing means for outputting a first synthesized digital video signal synchronized with the first clock signal and DA conversion means for converting the first synthesized digital video signal into an analog signal.
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