View Full Version : Ccir - Itu.r 601 (704 - 720)
movmasty
26th April 2002, 03:56
anyone understand the differece between pal/ntsc CCIR (704x480/576)
and pal/ntsc ITU.R 601 (720x480/576)
this relatively to movie resizing.
temporance
26th April 2002, 10:34
http://toolbox.sgi.com/TasteOfDT/documents/video/lurker/pixelaspect.html
Makes interesting reading - allegedly even SMPTE and MPEG couldn't get it right!
BTW, when you see a width of 704, this is means that 8 pels have been cropped off the left and right end of every 720-width line.
movmasty
27th April 2002, 07:29
i read already that page
but other questions to answer:
why crop out a part of the screen???
mpucoder
27th April 2002, 14:33
Because those 8 pixels on either side fall into the overscan area of most TVs.
movmasty
27th April 2002, 22:25
oh yes, but....
if you do a tv format,like VCD or SVCD, the tv overscan will cut 16 pixels more....
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