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Raymond Schnitzler
Researcher at Samsung
Publications - 10
Citations - 188
Raymond Schnitzler is an academic researcher from Samsung. The author has contributed to research in topics: Luminance & Analog signal. The author has an hindex of 6, co-authored 10 publications receiving 188 citations.
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Deemphasis and subsequent reemphasis of high-energy reversed-spectrum components of a folded video signal
Christopher H. Strolle,Allen LeRoy Limberg,Werner F. Wedam,Raymond Schnitzler,Hermann J. Weckenbrock,Jung Wan Ko,Jong Kyung Yun +6 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a system for reproducing a full-band luminance signal from a medium containing a previously recorded luminance signals with a high-frequency portion thereof compressed in dynamic range is presented.
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Video signal recording system enabling limited bandwidth recording and playback
Christopher H. Strolle,Chandrakant B. Patel,Werner F. Wedam,Jung W. Ko,Raymond Schnitzler,Jong K. Yun +5 more
TL;DR: In this article, an improved video signal recording system for recording a full bandwidth video signal on a limited bandwidth medium is described, which includes an encoder coupled to an input terminal, and produces two signals; a luminance signal, having attenuated high frequencies subsampled so as to be folded into a spectral hole in the low frequencies, and being bandwidth limited to the limited bandwidth of the recording medium; and a combined signal including a chrominance and a motion component.
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Video signal encoded with additional detail information
TL;DR: In this article, the luminance and chrominance components are separated into their luminance components for processing prior to recording and the chrominance component is converted to the color-under signals used in video tape recording.
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Video signal recording and/or reproducing systems
Christopher H. Strolle,Chandrakant B. Patel,Werner F Wedam,Jung-Wan Ko,Raymond Schnitzler,Jong-Kyung Yun +5 more
TL;DR: An improved video signal recording system for recording a full bandwidth video signal on a limited bandwidth medium is described in this article, which includes an encoder 10, coupled to an input terminal 5, for adaptively processing a composite video signal in response to a motion representative signal, and producing two signals; a luminance signal Lr, having attenuated high frequencies subsampled so as to be folded into a spectral hole in the low frequencies, and being bandwidth limited to the limited bandwidth of the recording medium, and a combined signal C+Mr including a chrominance and a motion
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System for recording and reproducing a wide bandwidth video signal via a narrow bandwidth medium
Christopher H. Strolle,Chandrakant B. Patel,Werner F. Wedam,Jung Wan Ko,Raymond Schnitzler,Jong Kyung Yun +5 more
TL;DR: In this paper, an encoder separates luminance and chrominance signal components of a composite video signal, and a motion signal is derived there from the frame-to-frame changes in the luminance signal.