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Date Posted: 08:51:28 02/13/02 Wed
Author: Jain
Subject: Re: AGC sampling added to Rev7t1d2
In reply to: Potter 's message, "Re: AGC sampling added to Rev7t1d2" on 08:11:20 02/13/02 Wed

Rev7t1a does not let video pass durring VBI (Norm or Invert pulse is low durring all VBI). There from comes my confusion.
Jain




>That is a feature of all code I've seen IE until 4
>consecutive good frames are found after return from
>lockon routine, all video (scrambled or not) is passed
>straight through the 'normal' gate untouched. Because
>the VBI in my signal is normal, the 3chip locks onto
>unscrambled and scrambled signals just the same and I
>had to find a way to discriminate between the two
>which ended up being a check of the polarity of hsyncs
>and a fuzzy decision based on how many inverted hsyncs
>were found per frame. The principles could very
>easily be applied to NTSC but the exact implementation
>would have to be matched to the type of local
>scrambling you have. The auto invert method I used
>will only work on my local signal because it relies on
>1 bit in the data packet which is on line 15 here.
>
>
>>Clear now! Lucky you and your code...
>>NTSC users have to wait someone interested to change
>>the code the same way, maybe even to let the
>>unscrambled channels pass as they are... (I'm realy
>>sorry I do not know how to do it).
>>Cheers
>>Jain

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