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Tektronix provides test and measurement instruments, solutions and services for the computer, semiconductor, military/aerospace, consumer electronics and education industries worldwide.
A proprietary and relatively old format designed for 30 fps video over packet-based networks. It is still being used in closed video systems where 30 fps is required, such as in security applications.
Industry:Entertainment
A level sensitive audio noise reduction scheme that involves compression, on the encode side, and expansion, on the decode side. It was originally developed for CBS for noise reduction on LP records and is a trademark of CBS, Inc. The noise reduction obtained by CX was to be better than Dolby B3 for tape, but remain unnoticeable in playback if decoding didn’t take place. A modified CX system was applied to the analog audio tracks for the laserdisc to compensate for interference between the audio and video carriers. The original CX system for LP records was never implemented.
Industry:Entertainment
A national standardsmaking organization comprising manufacturers and broadcasters, not unlike SMPTE. A proponent of an ATV system.
Industry:Entertainment
The bottom row of the two rows of video source select buttons associated with a given mixed effect (M/E).
Industry:Entertainment
A MAC with audio and data time multiplexed before modulation, which forms the basis for the HDB-MAC ATV scheme, currently used for satellite transmission and scrambling in the United States. See also MAC.
Industry:Entertainment
An IRD (Integrated Receiver Decoder) which provides the minimum functionality to decode transmitted bitstreams. It is not required to have the ability to decode Partial Transport Streams (TS) as may be received from a digital interface connected to a digital bitstream storage device such as a digital VCR.
Industry:Entertainment
An easy-to-learn, easy-to-use language, which is available on most microcomputer systems.
Industry:Entertainment
A superior performance version of BETACAM‚ that uses metal particle tape and a wider bandwidth recording system. The interconnect standard is the same as BETACAM‚ and there is also limited tape interchangeability with standard BETACAM..
Industry:Entertainment
A digital tape recording format developed by Sony which used a constrained version of MPEG-2 compression at the 4:2:2 profile, Main Level (422P@ML) using 1/2-inch tape cassettes.
Industry:Entertainment