DME ResourcesVideo & Display Standards Chart v1.0 FEATURED
Learn about Aspect Ratio, Luminance Sampling Frequencies, and how to properly display digital video evidence captured using an analog CCTV camera.
Video & Display Standards Chart, v1.0, from Ocean Systems. Includes two PDF attachements within the PDF, with square and non-square sampling diagrams. - I personally researched and drafted this document (LAC).
| File Name: | Video Standards Chart_04-2016.pdf |
| File Size: | 2.33 MB |
| File Type: | application/pdf |
| Created Date: | 10-28-2023 |
| Last Updated Date: | 10-28-2023 |
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