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Joseph Chuk <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 28 Sep 1994 12:47:08 -0400
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On Tue, 27 Sep 1994, Rand Flory wrote:
 
>     AJM> Zettl in Television Production Handbook says:  National Television
>     AJM> Standards Committee.
>
>     Believe Zettl.
>
>     To confirm: Peter Utz's TODAY'S VIDEO, 2nd Edition, page 64:
>         "NTSC: National Television Standard Committee. Experts who developed
>         the NTSC video standards which ensure that all TV signals in the
>         United States are compatible."
 
While Zettl and Utz say "Standard," I've found many more secondary
sources that say "System" (or "Systems"). More importantly, however,
something that comes about as close as one can get to a primary source in
this matter, the SMPTE JOURNAL, says "System" in an article reprinted in
the NAB ENGINEERING HANDBOOK (7th Edition, p. 7.1-52). I would also
consider the NAB itself as a more credible source than some of the
textbook authors.
 
Joe Chuk
 
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