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Genlock (generator locking) is a
common technique where the
video output of one
source (or a
specific reference signal from a
signal generator) is used...
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pulse primarily used for the
locking of high-definition
video signals (
genlock). It is
preferred in HD
environments over
black and burst, as
timing jitter...
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different scan rates, with the
primary methods being SMPTE timecode and
Genlock. Most
films use a single-camera setup, but in
recent decades larger films...
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palette expanded from 4096 to 16.8
million colors. The
Amiga chipset can
genlock,
which is the
ability to
adjust its own
screen refresh timing to match...
- even low-budgeted TV
stations in
former times was
Amiga computers with
genlock interfaces.
Broadcast designer Screen burn-in, a side
effect in some cases...
- (Type I or Type II)
General AV Port(s) 3G-SDI HDMI 3.5mm
stereo headphone monitor XLR (2 channel) 3.5mm mic jack
Timecode in/out
Genlock Sync out (3D)...
- some
external signal, a
procedure called genlocking.
Genlocking allows sources that are not
themselves genlock-capable to be used with
production switchers...
- 324 MB of data per side. The
Domesday Project systems also
included a
genlock,
allowing video frames,
clips and
audio to be
mixed with
graphics originated...
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Video Seven: V-RAM VGA
Willow Peripherals: VGA-TV/Publisher's, VGA-TV +
Genlock Trident Microsystems: TVGA8800, TVGA8900, and TVGA9000
series ALiCat M3147V...
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decode the
color information. The most
common use of
colorburst is to
genlock equipment together as a
common reference with a
vision mixer in a television...
