Posted by Steve Guidry on 12/29/05 19:09

Gee . . . Why not ask the cable company ?



"Richard Crowley" <rcrowley@xpr7t.net> wrote in message
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> <keith@coinhunting.net> wrote ...
> > More details...must be:
> >
> > 1. Audio - Channel 2 mono composite mix
> >
> > 2. SMPTE - Drop frame time code recorded on address track with first
> > video and audio at TC # 01:00:00:00
> >
> > 3. Maximum white level gain - 100 IRE
> >
> > 4. Black Pedestal - 7.5 IRE
> >
> > 5. Head Format :60 SMPTE Color Bars w/ 1Khz Tone
> > :10 Slate :10 Color Black
>
> Great details about the output format, etc.
>
> But "jpg" isn't gonna cut it as a description of the visual
> content you have to work with. Significantly more/better
> detail is required.
>
> If by "jpg" you mean a series of JPEG still images,
> you need a video editing software like Adobe Premiere
> or Final Cut or Vegas, etc. And you will need a BetaSP
> machine to record the program on.

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