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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 27, 2005
Filed:
Oct. 01, 2001
Masahiro Ono, Tokyo-to, JP;
Atsushi Inazumi, Tokyo-to, JP;
Kazutoshi Adachi, Tokyo-to, JP;
Daisuke Tanaka, Tokyo-to, JP;
Hiroshi Saito, Tokyo-to, JP;
Kumiko Atsuta, Tokyo-to, JP;
Masahiro Ono, Tokyo-to, JP;
Atsushi Inazumi, Tokyo-to, JP;
Kazutoshi Adachi, Tokyo-to, JP;
Daisuke Tanaka, Tokyo-to, JP;
Hiroshi Saito, Tokyo-to, JP;
Kumiko Atsuta, Tokyo-to, JP;
Pioneer Corporation, Tokyo-to, JP;
Abstract
In special reproduction, pictures whose display timings are set in advance are sequentially transferred to a decoder side. When a decode start instruction is outputted during the first transfer of a picture, the second transfer of the picture is started at the transfer completion timing of the first transfer if a transfer completion timing of the second transfer comes before a transfer start timing corresponding to the display timing of a subsequent picture.
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