Ex parte HAMAGUCHI et al. - Page 7




          Appeal No. 1997-1240                                                        
          Application 07/881,753                                                      



          double rate signal into a signal having a same format as that               
          of a high definition television signal and a same field                     
          frequency as that of the standard television signal and an                  
          aspect ratio conversion processing to convert the double rate               
          signal into a signal having a same aspect ratio as that of the              
          high definition television signal.  Appellants point out that               
          these features of claim 1 discussed above are also recited in               
          independent claims 18, 20  and 22 in slightly different terms.              
          Appellants argue that neither Katsumata nor Honjo teaches or                
          suggests these limitations.  In particular, Appellants argue                
          on pages 20  through 25 that Katsumata does not show in figure              
          11 circuitry which converts the signal outputted from double                
          scanning speed conversion circuit into a signal having the                  
          same format as a high definition signal.  Thus, Appellants                  
          argue that figure 11 of Katsumata does not correspond to a                  
          high definition processing means for applying to the double                 
          rate signal outputted from said interpolation and rate                      
          doubling processing means a scanning line conversion                        
          processing to convert the double rate signal into a                         



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