Television Standards Conversion - See Also

See Also

  • Reverse Standards Conversion
  • IEEE papers on systems conversion
  • AES/EBU papers on systems conversions
  • http://www.hawestv.com/moon_cam/moonctel.htm
Broadcast video formats
Television
Analog
525 lines
  • System M
  • NTSC
  • NTSC-J
  • PAL-M
625 lines
  • System B
  • System G
  • System H
  • System I
  • PAL
  • PAL-N
  • PALplus
  • SECAM
Audio
  • BTSC (MTS)
  • NICAM
  • Zweiton (A2/IGR)
  • EIAJ
  • SAP
  • Sound-in-Syncs
Hidden signals
  • Captioning
  • Teletext
  • CGMS-A
  • GCR
  • PDC
  • VBI
  • VEIL
  • VIT
  • VITC
  • WSS
  • XDS
  • EPG
Defunct systems
  • Pre-1940
  • Mechanical television
  • 180-line
  • System A (405-line)
  • 441-line
  • 819-line
  • MAC
  • MUSE
Digital
Interlaced
  • SDTV
    • 480i
    • 576i
  • HDTV
    • 1080i
Progressive
  • LDTV
    • 1seg
    • 240p
    • 288p
  • EDTV
    • 480p
    • 576p
  • HDTV
    • 720p
    • 1080p
  • UHDTV
    • 2160p
    • 4320p
MPEG-2 standards
  • ATSC
  • DVB
  • ISDB
  • DTMB
  • DVB 3D-TV
MPEG-4 AVC standards
  • ATSC A/72
  • DMB
  • DTMB
  • DVB
  • SBTVD
  • 1seg
Audio
  • AC-3 (5.1)
  • DTS
  • MPEG-1 Audio Layer II
  • MPEG Multichannel
  • PCM
  • LPCM
  • AAC
  • HE-AAC
Hidden signals
  • Captioning
  • Teletext
  • CPCM
  • Broadcast flag
  • AFD
  • EPG
Digital cinema
  • Digital Cinema Initiatives
Technical issues
  • 14:9 compromise
  • Broadcast-safe
  • Moving image formats
  • MPEG transport stream
  • Reverse Standards Conversion
  • Standards conversion
  • Video processing
  • Video on demand
  • HDTV blur

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