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YPbPr or Y ′ P ′ b P ′ r {\displaystyle Y'P'bP'r} , also
written as
YPBPR, is a
color space used in
video electronics, in
particular in
reference to component...
- systems. Like
YPBPR, it is
based on RGB primaries; the two are
generally equivalent but
YCBCR is
intended for
digital video while YPBPR is
designed for...
- used by consumers, but it was
rarely used in
professional studios where YPbPr or
component was
generally preferred.
Standard analog television signals...
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similar to the
upcoming Xbox One, and
eliminated one USB port and the S/PDIF,
YPbPr component and S-video connections, but
otherwise shared the same specifications...
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normally color-coded red,
green and blue,
although the
signal is not in RGB.
YPbPr component video can be
losslessly converted to the RGB
signal that internally...
- was also used for high
definition signals such as 720p, 1080i, 1080p with
YPbPr connection by some manufacturers, but this
usage is
scarce due to the advent...
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historical development of the math. The
scope of the
terms Y′UV, YUV, YCbCr,
YPbPr, etc., is
sometimes ambiguous and overlapping. Y′UV is the
separation used...
- part of
distributed version control Part of the
YPbPr standard PR (complexity), a
complexity class Pr(E), also P(E), the
probability of an
event E pri...
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signal offers video quality which is
superior to S-Video and
identical to
YPbPr component video. However,
analog RGB and S-Video
signals can not be carried...
- swapped. The
YDbDr scheme used by
SECAM television is
rotated in
another way.
YPbPr is a
scaled version of YUV. It is most
commonly seen in its
digital form...
