High Definition Television Hi-Vision Technology
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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New York, NY
Springer US
1993, 1993
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 1993 |
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| Collection: | Springer Book Archives -2004 - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- 1 Hi-Vision Standards
- 1.1 Basic Parameters for Hi-Vision
- 1.2 Hi-Vision Studio Standard
- 1.3 Synchronizing Signal
- 1.4 Colorimetric Parameters
- 1.5 The Hi-Vision Stereo Audio System
- References
- 2 Imaging Technology
- 2.1 Imaging Devices
- 2.2 Cameras
- 2.3 Telecine
- References
- 3 Transmission
- 3.1 MUSE Transmission System
- 3.2 Audio Signal Transmission System for MUSE
- 3.3 Satellite Transmission of MUSE
- 3.4 Program Transmission
- 3.5 Cable Transmission
- References
- 4 Reception and Display
- 4.1 Direct-View CRT Display
- 4.2 Projection Displays
- 4.3 Panel Displays
- 4.4 MUSE Receiver
- References
- 5 Recording Technology
- 5.1 Analog VTR
- 5.2 Digital VTR
- 5.3 VTRs for Industrial and Household Use
- 5.4 Other Recording Technologies
- References
- 6 Applied Technology
- 6.1 Applications in Current Broadcasting Systems
- 6.2 Applications in Motion Pictures
- 6.3 Printing Applications
- References
- A.1 Digital Transmission of Hi-Vision Signals
- A.2 The 1/2-Inch UNIHI VCR for Industrial Use
- A.3 LSI MUSE Decoder
- A.4 CCIR HDTV Studio Standard Recommendations
- References