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A/70 Part 1 defines the Conditional Access System for ATSC Terrestrial Broadcasting. The necessary building blocks are called out that will enable broadcasters to fully exploit the capabilities of digital broadcasting using ATSC. This standard is based, whenever possible, on existing open standards. Download A/70 Part 1:2010, “Conditional Access System for Terrestrial Broadcast”, approved 30 […]
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This document defines a standard for System Information (SI) and Program Guide (PG) data compatible with digital multiplex bit streams constructed in accordance with ISO/IEC 13818-1 (MPEG-2 Systems). The document defines the standard protocol for transmission of the relevant data tables contained within packets carried in the transport stream multiplex. The protocol defined herein is […]
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This document describes the characteristics for the video subsystem of a digital television system operating at 25 Hz and 50 Hz frame rates. Download A/63:1997, “Standard For Coding 25/50 Hz Video”, approved 2 May 1997.
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This document defines means to uniquely identify content (an audiovisual work). It specifies the use of an externally defined identifier, such as ISAN, and it defines an alternative house numbering system. This document also defines the semantics of the use of the MPEG-2 content labeling descriptor for labeling audiovisual content with these identifiers in the […]
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The Digital Television Standard describes the system characteristics of the advanced television (ATV) system. The normative Parts of A/53 provide detailed specification of the parameters of the system, including the video encoder input scanning formats and preprocessing and compression parameters of the video encoder, the audio encoder input signal format and pre-processing and compression parameters […]
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This document specifies the coded representation of audio information and the decoding process, as well as information on the encoding process. The coded representation specified is suitable for use in digital audio transmission and storage applications, and may convey from 1 to 5 full-bandwidth audio channels, along with a low-frequency enhancement channel. A wide range […]
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This document describes a ghost canceling reference (GCR) signal for NTSC television signals. Download A/49:1993, “Ghost Canceling Reference Signal for NTSC”, approved 13 May 1993. Reaffirmed by ATSC 10 December 2014.
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