Method of coding a video signal whereby pictures can be...

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H04N 7/12 (2006.01)

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CA 1243771

Abstract of the Disclosure: In coding a digital video signal representative of successive pictures by using correlation between the successive pictures, each picture is divided into a predetermined number of blocks of picture elements. An original motion vector is used to represent a movement of each block between two pictures. The digital video signal is predictively coded by using the original motion vector to produce a coded signal. The blocks are processed into an on-off control signal. A part of the coded signal is subsampled into a subsampled signal with refer- ence to the on-off control signal and a remaining part is left as it is as a non-subsampled signal. The subsampled and the non-subsampled signals are code-converted into a converted code signal. The original motion vector and the on-off control signal are code-converted into a converted motion vector signal and a converted control signal. The converted control signal specifies transition points which appear in the on-off control signal when the on-off control signal is switched between off and on.

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