Stephen Scott has just mentioned his involvement in the TV industry in the
USA, with its problematical 29.97 Hz frame-rate. I also work in the TV
industry, but in the UK where we are lucky to have a nice integer 25 Hz
rate. Although historically we still had a problem with leap seconds, as
the 62
On 2014-01-18 16:14, Peter Vince wrote:
Stephen Scott has just mentioned his involvement in the TV industry in
the USA, with its problematical 29.97 Hz frame-rate. I also work in
the TV industry, but in the UK where we are lucky to have a nice
integer 25 Hz rate. Although historically we sti
On 18 January 2014 23:11, Stephen Scott wrote:
> Is there any attempt to maintain the PAL 8-field sequence when aligning
> the timestamps with clock time?
>
> Yes. The specification defines which seconds start with a "field 1",
however, the time code signal must also be accurately phased to the T
On 2014-01-18 01:14 PM, Peter Vince wrote:
Stephen Scott has just mentioned his involvement in the TV industry in
the USA, with its problematical 29.97 Hz frame-rate.
Lets not propogate the notion of a "29.97 Hz" rate, especially in the
the context of this LEAP_SECS list. "29.97" is a commonly