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In recorders, refers to either electrical or mechanical automatic bias switching devices.
Industry:Entertainment
A circuit found in many consumer viewing devices that attempts to compensate for the “Never Twice the Same Color” broadcast problems. This circuit can go far beyond the Auto Tint function in that it changes color saturation as well as type of color. In most cases where ACC is present, it cannot be defeated. Adjusting the color and tint controls, using the SMPTE Color Bar pattern and the blue filter will result in a gross misadjustment of color level on the set. The color level may have to be reduced by as much as half the value calibrated with the SMPTE Color Bar pattern.
Industry:Entertainment
A feature on most consumer and industrial video cameras and camcorders that automatically makes minor focal length adjustments, thus freeing the videographer from focusing concerns.
Industry:Entertainment
Automatic frequency control. Commonly used to lock onto and track a desired frequency.
Industry:Entertainment
A feature on most video cameras and camcorders that automatically creates the lens aperture that allows the imaging device to perform under optimum conditions.
Industry:Entertainment
The disc player will automatically take the program from the play mode to a still frame mode according to information programmed in the vertical interval of the disc’s video.
Industry:Entertainment
An important part of an automatic leastcost routing system.
Industry:Entertainment
A device (usually a mechanical switch) incorporated into most tape recorders that automatically stops the machine when the tape runs out or breaks.
Industry:Entertainment
Capability of some digital video equipment to automatically adjust input video timing to match a reference video input. Eliminates the need for manual timing adjustments.
Industry:Entertainment
a) The ability to electronically simulate a fader motion over an operator-specified duration. b) An automatic transition where the motion of the switcher lever arm is electronically simulated when the AUTO TRANS pushbutton is pressed. The duration of the transition in television frames or seconds is indicated by the rate display LED.
Industry:Entertainment
