SMPTE Journal : Publication of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers 1994: Vol 103 Index

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INDEX TO SUBJECTS — January - December 1994 ¢ Volume 103
BOOKS, BOOKLETS, AND Fiber-optic audio transmission system, Image storage, Logo Insertion Still Card,
BROCHURES Fibox, Lightwave Systems, June, 415 Prime Image, Oct., 688
Multichannel audio processor (MAP), Indigo” line; Onyx graphics supercomput-
ACVL Handbook, 5th Ed., May, 347 Panasonic Broadcast and Television er, Silicon Graphics, Dec., 826
Brief items of timely interest, Mar., 186; Systems, Dec., 826 Logo generator/inserter, LGIL-1302N,
May, 347 Leitch Video Intl., Mar., 196
Cinema: The First Hundred Years, Batteries and Power Supplies Serial digital video card, HP E2534A,
Shipman, Mar., 186 Hewlett-Packard Co., Sept., 621
Hum eliminator, Model HEC-2000-H,
The Filmmaker’s Pocket Reference,
Allen Avionics, Dec., 827
Brown, Sept., 618 Mini-generator, Lightning Charger, ATI Lenses/Optics
How Did They Do It: Computer Illusions
Power Products, May, 353
in Film & TV, Baker, Sept., 618 Aspheric wide angle adapter, .6x, Century
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific and Cameras Precision Optics, June, 415
Technical Terms, 5th Ed., Mar., 186 Director’s viewfinder, Mark V, Alan
1994 Directory of IC Manufacturers’ Data Cameras, AG-DP800 Supercam; WV- Gordon Enterprises, Dec., 827
Pages, May, 347 E550 3-CCD; AQ-235W studio, TV zoom lens, Ah66X13.5ESM, Fujinon,
The Visualization Quest: A History of Panasonic Broadcast & TV Systems July, 471; S1SX6.1 EVM/ERD, Dec.,
Computer Animation, Auzenne, Sept., Co., Apr., 283 827
618 Cameras, LDK series, BTS Broadcast
Television Systems, May, 352
Microminiature camera, IK-M14A, Lighting and Lamps
ERRATA AND ADDENDA Toshiba America, Mar., 195
Fresnel lights, Fren-L 650, Lowel-Light
Double Scan Playback — A Novel Camera Accessories Mfg., June, 415
Lighting control system, LBX, Strand
Technique for Increasing the Error-
Fluid heads, 515S; 1030S, 2575V, Lighting, Aug., 258
Handling Capability in Digital VTRs,
O'Connor Engineering Laboratories, Xenon lamp, WC Series, Optical Radiation
Eguchi and Freemen, May, 1994; cor-
Apr., 284 Corp., June, 415
rection, July, 469
Remote control head, CAMS, Band Pro
Honors and Awards winners figure cap-
Film/Video, Apr., 283
tion, Jan., 38; correction, Mar., 188 Monitors
Motion-Picture Theater Sound System Distribution
Performance: New Studies of the B- Broadcast monitor, all-digital AT-H
Chain, Holman, Mar., 136; correction, AES/EBU distribution amplifiers, 5281 1905D, Panasonic, Mar., 193
Sept., 616 and 5282, Pro-Bel, Oct., 688 Visual presenter, EV-SOOAF, Elmo Mfg.
Section Meetings, July, 467; correction, Corp., Mar., 193
Sept., 616 Editing Equipment
Standards and Recommended Practices, The CacheMachine, Odetics Broadcast, Production/Post-Production
EG 9, Sept., 638; correction, Nov., 781 Nov., 766
Digital video production systems, Krystal
DigiStill system, Ringer Video Services,
4300, Grass Valley Group, May, 352
Oct., 688
Mixing system, fully digital, ix-11000,
Digital edit suites, D/ESAM Series,
NEW PRODUCTS TOA Electronics, Mar., 193
Graham-Patten Systems, May, 352
Production control system, Mini Pro, Otari
Audio Equipment Digital video editor, D/Vision-Pro,
Corp., June, 415
TouchVision Systems, July, 471
Amplifiers, M9136 and M9136-D, The Digital video editor, Hitchcock 1.0, Aldus
Grass Valley Group, Nov., 766 Corp., July, 471 Projection Equipment
Audio adapter, Series2/Model LSX-23-e, Editing system, Rio Bravo, BTS Broadcast
Antex Electronics Corp., Sept., 621 Television Systems, May, 352 HDTV LCD projector, Sharp Corp., Mar.,
Audio mixer, software module, Sound- Editing system, Sabre 4100S, Grass Valley 195
master Group, Aug., 548 Group, May, 352 Projector, Linear Loop, Pioneer Technology
Audio synchronizer, AD2100 stereo, Pixel Hard drive expansion system, The Drive- Corp., June, 415
Instruments, Nov., 765 In, Desktop Video Systems, July, 471
Audio systems, AMP-SUR; MSM-2, meter- Recording Equipment
ing system; AMP-2AM stereo monitor, Film
Wohler Technologies, May, 353 Digital disk recording system, ADDR6400,
Film cleaning machine, Excel 700,
Demultiplexer, ASM-6800 monitoring Abekas Video systems, Apr., 283
Research Technology Intl., Mar., 196
audio, Leitch Video Intl., Apr., 284 Mirror master recorder, R-750, Otari
Microprocessor-controlled film cleaner,
Digital audio D/A, M9422, The Grass Corp., Dec., 827
Excel 900, Lipsner-Smith Co., May, 353
Valley Group, Nov., 766 Modular disk sy..em, Hexus Production
Digital audio distribution amplifier, Disk Systems, Abekas Video Systems,
Graphics/Effects
AarDDA, Aardvark Computer Systems, Oct., 689
May, 353 Expanded Indy product line and new Onyx Real-time disk recorder, The Discus,
Digital audio mixer, DMX-E2000, Sony products, Silicon Graphics, Oct., 688 Abekas Video Systems, Oct., 689
Electronics, Mar., 195 Graphics desktop systems, Video Gallery, Random access storage and retrieval sys-
Digital audio sync generator, AardSync, BTS Broadcast Television Systems, tem, Multi-standard Virtual Recorder,
Aardvark Computer Systems, Oct., 689 May, 352 ASC Audio Video Corp., May, 353
Annual Index 1994 845
Signal Processing/Transmission Equipment Demodulator, TV 1350, Tektronix, Oct., NEWS
688
Delay, PN2550A, Matthey Products, Oct., Digital oscilloscope, HP 54603B, Hewlett- Awards and Honors
689 Packard Co., Oct., 688; logic analyzer, Allen, Robert, elected a fellow of the
Digital decoder, Varicomb V4228, Vistek HP 1664A, Hewlett-Packard, Dec., 827 BKSTS, Apr., 281
Electronics Ltd., June, 415 Metering module, LVDIG-1, Wohler Baker, Blaine, elected a fellow of the
Enhancer and decoder, Y/C Max, Nova
Technologies, Nov., 765 BKSTS, Jan., 55
Systems, Aug., 548
Oscilloscope, 3-channel, Model 8063, Baron, Stanley N., winner of City of New
HDTV telecine, BTS Broadcast Television Leader Instruments Corp., Dec., 826 York Mayor's Award for Excellence in
Systems, FLH, May, 352
Oscilloscope probe, P5100, Tektronix, Science and Technology, Jan., 55
Noise reducer, NovaMNR, Nova Systems,
Oct., 688 Davies, Kenneth, awarded Honorary
Aug., 548 RF Counter, Hewlett-Packard Co., June, Fellowship, BKSTS, Apr., 281
Peak hold metering option, PKH-1, 415 Derry, Charles, and Boyd, Daniel, awarded
Wohler Technologies, July, 471
Test pattern generator, TPG20, Tektronix, teacher awards by MTV, Dec., 823
Signal distribution system, MSR-604 II,
Mar., 195 Edgerton, Dr. Harold E., honored with a
BSS Audio, July, 471 Test systems, HP 9490B Series, Hewlett- retrospective exhibition of his work and
Signal generator, Model 3222, Leader
Packard Co., June, 415 working process, Oct., 685
Instruments Corp., Dec., 826
Timecode monitor, Summertone, Ltds., Johnsrud, David, awarded Technical
Signal level meter, RFM150 SignalScout,
Nov., 765 Achievement Award by AMPAS, Apr.,
Tektronix, July, 471 Vector signal analyzer, Hewlett-Packard 281
Signal routing system, analog and digital,
Co., Apr., 184 Krivocheev, Mark, awarded Honorary
Post Perfect, Oct., 688 Waveform/vector rasterizer, WVR500, Fellowship, BKSTS, Apr., 281
Still store, DSF-3121 StillFile, Leitch
Tektronix, Mar., 196 Meadows, Jeff, elected a fellow of the
Video Intl., Apr., 284
Waveform/vector/picture/audio mouitor, BKSTS, Apr., 281
Synchronizer, Novelset, Clark & Assoc- WFM691, Tektronix, Nov., 765 O'Brien, Richard, received Charles F.
iates, Nov., 765
Jenkins Lifetime Technical Achieve-
Synchronizers, serial digital frame syn-
ment Award from ATAS, Jan., 55
chronizer, 3501FS; line synchronizer, Tripods, Mounts, Heads
Smith, William H., recipient of Lifetime
3501LS, Leitch Video Intl., Apr., 284
Video integration memory, 446Y/C, Camera mount, Pro-Jib, Miller Fluid Achievement Award, U.S. International
Heads, Aug., 548 Film and Video Festival, June, 410
Colorado Video, Dec., 826
Video synchronizer, 10-bit, Pixel Lightweight tripods and universal dolly, Vlahos, Petro, awarded Gordon E. Sawyer
H. Wilson Co., Oct., 688 Award by AMPAS, Apr., 281
Instruments, Sept., 621
Linear Axis Arm, Innovision Optics, Sept., Vranken, Marcel, elected a fellow of the
Software 621 BKSTS, Apr., 281
Motion control system, The Lift, Zavada, Roland, award created by CGATS
Animation software, Visualizer Version Innovision Optics, Oct., 688 in his honor, Aug., 542
4.1, Wavefront Technologies, July, 471 Portable jib, Dual Porta-Jib, Birns &
Digital modulation software, IQSIM, Sawyer, July, 471 Companies
Tektronix, Apr., 284 Universal camera mount, Whitehouse
Standalone software driver, Q-bit, Version Audio Visual, Oct., 689 Dynatech Video Group announces reorga-
2.0, Management Graphics, June, 415 nization of operations, July, 469
VidJet Pro Utilities for Windows, Hewlet- Videodisc Recording Hollywood Film Co. changes ownership,
Packard Co., Nov., 766 Dec., 823
Digital videodisk recorders, 4000 Series KAS Lighting, Inc., exclusive contract with
Sound Systems and 5000 Series, Recognition Concepts, Kaufman Astoria Studios, Juiy, 469
July, 471
Stereo/dual sound processors, TDA9840; High-definition videodisc recorder, 8011M, Education
TDA9845; TDA 9847, Philips Semi-
Recognition Concepts, Nov., 765
conductors, May, 353
Florida St. Univ. receives film collection,
Dec., 823
Switching Videotape Recording and Playback
Hollywood Film Institute presents Two-
Equipment
Component digital production switcher, Day Film School, Oct., 685
Model 1200, The Grass Valley Group, Dual Channel CacheMachine; Master con- Tentel Corp., announces BT Series of
May, 352 trol system, MicroCart 100; spot deliv- Betacam training programs, Oct., 685
Digital effects-switcher system, Model ery systems, DigiSpot, Odetics UCLA Extension offers five computer sci-
2200, The Grass Valley Group, Nov., Broadcast, Dec., 826 ence short courses, June, 410; presents
766 HDTV universal cassette recorder, DCR 48th Engineering and Management
Digital production switcher, ASWR8100, 6000, BTS Broadcast Television Program, July, 469
Abekas Video Systems, Oct., 689 Systems, May, 352 Univ. of Washington’s College of Eng-
Master control switcher, Saturn Master, Multimedia Video Super Server and Video ineering offers continuing-education
BTS Broadcast Television Systems, Compression Station, SMP M2V, The course, July, 469
May, 352 Network Connection, Oct., 688
Tape drive, DCT 1700d, Ampex Systems Meetings and Conferences
Tests and Measurements Corp., May, 353
Thermal magnetic duplicator, T-700 MKII, Photokina — World Fair Imaging, Sound,
Combination waveform monitor, oscillo-
Otari Corp., Oct., 688 and Professional Media, new feature,
scope, and vectorscope, 1100 Series,
VTR controller ST200 Universal, DNF Sept., 617
CompuVideo, Nov., 765 Industries, Oct., 688 Post/L.A, announcement, Dec., 823
846 Annual Index 1994
Other Organizations Garrigan, Dan., Mar., 188 SMPTE ACTIVITIES
Hankins, Max A., Nov., 764
ANSI forms new standards panel (IISP), Keith, Clyde R., Apr., 281 Constitution and Bylaws
Aug., 542 Keller, John S., Sept., 620 Amendments, notice, Aug., 540; approval,
Lachapelle, Jacques, Dec., 823 Oct., 764
People Lozier, W. Wallace, Mar., 188
McCown, W. Russell, Apr., 281 Engineering Committees/
Allen, Robert M., appointed vice- Mian, Attilio, Nov., 764 Working Groups
president of production operations
Mitchell, George J., June, 411
at Disney-MGM Studios, June, 411 Engineering Committees, meeting sched-
Pearlman, Lenard E., Mar., 188
Anderson, George F. III, joined ule, Jan., 54; Feb., 119; Mar., 187;
Rodgers, Richard W., June, 411
Odetics as regional sales manager, Apr., 282; May, 348; June, 414; July,
Wall, Kenneth W., Sept., 620
Nov., 764 468; Aug., 544; Sept., 619; Oct., 687;
Wick, Oscar, Apr., 281
Baptista, John L., named senior vice- Nov., 762; Dec., 824
president at Consolidated Film Wicker, L. Phil, Sept., 620 International Electrotechnical Committee,
Industries, Jan., 55 report, Remley, July, 461
Becker, Stanley D., joined Louth REPORTS Monitoring and Diagnositics in Digital
Automation as director of engineering, Televison Systems, Miller, Sept., 614
May, 347 Australia North Section, 6th International Production and Distribution of Entertain-
Castles, Daniel, appointed president of Conference, report, Dec., 823 ment in the NII, report, Davies, Aug., 536
Grass Valley Group, Inc., June, 411 International Electrotechnical Committee, Rewriting RP103: Handling and Care of
Cheek, Doug, appointed president of report, Remley, July, 461 Magnetic Tape for Television, (Engineer-
General Television Network Industries, Monitoring and Diagnositics in Digital ing Committee Tutorial), Cavanagh,
Mar., 185 Televison Systems, Miller, Sept., 614 Herman, and Nolan, Oct., 677
Crabtree, Tim, named general manager of New York Section, All-Day Tutorial, SMPTE Engineering Electronic Commu-
Odetics broadcasting div., July, 469 report, June, 410 nications (SEEC) system opened on
Ellington, Jesse T., retires chairmanship of Production and Distribution of Entertain- CompuServe, Jan., 54; Feb., 119; Mar.,
executive board at Consolidated Film ment in the NII, report, Davies, Aug., 187; Apr., 282; May, 348, June, 414;
Industries, June, 411 536 July, 468; Aug., 544; Sept., 619; Nov.,
Gray, Mark, C., appointed president and 762; Dec., 824
Rewriting RP103: Handling and Care of
chief operating officer of Chyron Study Group formed, SMPTE Documenta-
Magnetic Tape for Television, (Eng-
Corp., May, 347 tion of Television Recording Formats,
ineering Committee Tutorial),
Hobson, Edward II, joined Graham-Patten Apr., 282
Cavanagh, Herman, and Nolan, Oct.,
Systems as vice-president of marketing Working Group on Digital Control (P18.10)
677
and sales, May, 347 develops new network standards, Oct.,
Ibbotson, Jeff, appointed project manager 687
for Sony of Canada, Nov., 764 SECTION MEETINGS
Johnson, Russell K., promoted to vice- Financial
president of sales-Americas for The Atlanta, Feb., 114; Apr., 277; May, 346
Grass Valley Group, Oct., 685 Chicago, Feb., 114; Mar., 186; Oct., 683 1992 Financial Reports, Dec., 820
Klecker, John, joined Harris Allied as tele- Dallas/Fort Worth, Sept., 616
vision district sales manager, Mar., 185 Detroit, Feb., 114; Apr., 277; June, 412; General
Lee, D. Wayne, founded Lee Sound Oct., 683; Dec., 825
Design, Inc., Mar., 185 Hollywood, Apr., 277; June, 412 Additions to headquarters staff:
Nulman, Barry, named president of The Houston, Feb., 114; Apr., 277; May, 346; Urbanowicz and Moroney, June, 410;
Post Group, Nov., 764 Sept., 616; Oct., 683 Izzo, Dec., 823
Polan, Robert M., joined Louth Auto- Montreal/Quebec, Feb., 114; Apr., 278; Life insurance plan credit announced,
mation as regional sales manager, May, May, 346; July, 466; Aug., 543 Mar., 185
347 Napa Valley College, Dec., 825
Seidel, Robert P., appointed vice-president Nashville, Feb., 114; Apr., 278; June, 412; Meetings and Conferences
of engineering at CBS, July, 469 Aug., 543
Spangler, Larry, appointed director, tech- New England, Feb., 117; Apr., 278; Oct., 1994 Annual Advanced Television and
nical operations, Laser-Pacific Media 683 Electronic Imaging Conference,
Preview, Jan., 51; report, Apr., 267
Corp., July, 469 New York, Feb., 117; Mar., 186; Apr.,
All-Day Tutorial, preview, Jan., 51;
279; July, 466
report, Apr., 268
OBITUARIES Nordic, Feb., 117; Mar., 186 1995 Annual Advanced Television and
Pasadena City College, Feb., 117; June, 412; Electronic Imaging Conference; com-
Arvonio, John, Sept., 620 Sept., 616; Dec., 825 mittee chairman named, May, 347;
Benedetti, Anthony J., Apr., 281 Philadelphia, May, 346 announcement, Oct., 682; Nov., 763;
Cavanagh, Paul C., Sept., 620 Rochester, Feb., 118; Apr., 279; June, 412; preview, Dec., 818
Chamberlain, Stephen C., Apr., 281 July, 467; Oct., 684 135th Technical Conference and Equip-
Clews, George E., Apr., 281 Russia, July, 467; Oct., 684 ment Exhibit, report, Jan., 26
Cushman, William A., Nov., 764 Sacramento, Feb., 118; June, 412; July, All-Day Tutorials, Jan., 26
Daily, Charles R., Sept., 620 467; Sept., 616 136th Technical Conference, call for
San Francisco, Feb., 118; July, 467; Aug., papers, Mar., 185; May, 345; June,
Davee, Lawrence W., Mar., 188
543; Nov., 763; Dec., 825 409; July, 463; special preview, Aug.,
Fordyce, Charles R., Nov., 764
Toronto, Feb., 118; Nov., 763 489; preview, Sept., 563
Forrest, John L., Sept., 620
Washington, D.C., Feb., 118 All-Day Tutorials, June, 409
Friend, Byron L., June, 411
Annual Index 1994
Australia North Section, 6th International Cameras and Accessories An Optical Disc Solution for Digital Video
Conference, announcement, Mar., 185; Storage, Wilkinson, Oct., 656
report, Dec., 823 A Comparison Between HD Hyper-HAD A Virtual Studio System for TV Program
German Section, 1994 European SMPTE CCD Camera and Color Film for Tele- Production, Fukui, Hayashi, and
Conference, call for papers, Mar., 185 vision Program Production,Thorpe, Yamanouchi, June, 386
New York Section, All-Day Tutorial, Jan., Nagumo, and Ishikawa, June, 364
55; report, June, 410 An HDTV Digital Camera Processor, Digital Technology
Special meeting of voting members of Leacock, Topper, Hacke, Dischert,
Bit-Serial Digital Signal Jitter Causes,
SMPTE, notice, Aug., 540; minutes, Waller, and Zortea, Sept., 580 Effects, Remedies, and Measurement,
Oct., 764 A High-Performance, Full-Bandwidth Robin, Mar., 150
Toronto Section to Host “The TV HDTV Camera Applying the First D-S: 1/2-in. Full Bit Rate Component VTR
Experience,” Dec., 825 2.2 Million Pixel Frame Transfer Format, Suesada, Ishida, Takeuchi,
Washington, D.C. Section All-Day CCD Sensor, Blankevoort, Blom, Ogura, and Livingston, Aug., 507
Meeting, announcement, June, 410 Brouwer, Centen, vd Herik, Koppe, Digital Film Scanning and Recording: The
Moelands, v Rooy, Stok, and
Technology and Practice, Kennel, Mar.,
Theuwissen, May, 319
Membership 174
A Neural Video Camera Processor, Zortea,
Digital Switching of FM Video, Forcucci
July, 422
New membership promotion, Jan., 55; and Cooperman, Aug., 502
3-D for the Nineties — A Wide-Field
Feb., 122; Mar., 184 Stereo IMAX® Camera, Harris, Shaw, The Evolution of Digital Audio and Video
New Sustaining Members, May, 347; Format Conversions, Reynolds, Oct., 642
Dean, Hendriks, Omidvar, Murray,
Sept., 617 An HDTV Digital Camera Processor,
and Baker, Oct., 647
Leacock, Topper, Hacke, Dischert,
Sections and Chapters Colorimetry Waller, and Zortea, Sept., 580
Implementation of a Large Digital Routing
Sections Officers and Managers as of System at the CBC Broadcast Centre,
Assumptions in Television Colorimetry,
July 1, 1994, Aug., 538 Warth, Feb., 105
tutorial, DeMarsh, Feb., 110
Integrating Digital Audio into the Serial
Officers and Governors Combined Technologies Digital Video Signal, Fibush, Sept.,
574
Annual Elections, Dec., 817 Delivery of TV Over Existing Phone Merging Digital Technology into an
Analog World, Sprague, Feb., 100
Lines, Prunty, Sept., 586
Progress Report Designing and Implementing a Hybrid A Migration Path to a Better Digital
Composite Digital/Analog Post- Television System (Point of View),
1993 Progress Report Production System, Fraticelli, July, Lim, Jan.,2
Foreword, Baron, Apr., 209 434
Engineering Report, Davies, Apr., 210 Film-to-Video Transfers: Time for a DTTB/Tutorials
Motion Pictures, Ricotta, Apr., 211 Change (Point of View), Richards and Assumptions in Television Colorimetry,
Television, Berger, Apr., 216 DiGiulio, Feb., 85 DeMarsh, Feb., 110
International Overviews, Apr., 234 Merging Digital Technology into an Channel Coding Approaches and
Education, Carlson, Apr., 264 Analog World, Sprague, Feb., 100 Consequences — Single and Dual
1994 Progress Report, announcement, The Merging of Computers and Video: Carriers, Reitmeier, Klensch, and
Sept., 617 Using Ethernet and SCSI for Digital White, Sept., 608
Video Input and Output, Kilisky, tutori- Digital Television System Scalability and
Publications al, Dec., 785 Interoperability, Baron, Oct., 673
Pixels and Halide A Natural Partnership Digital Film Scanning and Recording: The
Directory for Members, Apr., Part II (Point of View), Bancroft, May, 306 Technology and Practice, Kennel, Mar.,
Index, annual, Dec., Part II Results of a New Receiver Overscan 174
Survey, Richards and DiGiulio, Feb., Digital Terrestrial Broadcasting — Issues
Standardization 94 for Successful Implementation,
Windram and Mason, July, 455
See SMPTE ACTIVITIES, Engineering Compression Displays and Colorimetry for Future
Committees. Television, DeMarsh, Oct., 666
Video Compression Techniques and Encipherment and Conditional Access,
Multilevel Approaches, tutorial, Guillou and Giachetti, June, 398
Barbero and Stroppiana, May, 335 Error Management in Digital Terrestrial
TECHNICAL PAPERS
Video Post-Production with Compressed Television Broadcasting, Ninomiya,
Images, Lee and Woods, Feb., 76 Sept., 595
Audio
Moduiation and Channel Coding for ATV
Digital Imaging Terrestrial Transmission,Wu, Aug., 531
The Evolution of Digital Audio and Video
MPEG Overview, Baron and Wilson, June,
Format Conversions, Reynolds, Oct., Digital Film Scanning and Recording: The 391
642 Technology and Practice, Kennel, Mar., 1,001 Questions to Ask Before Deciding
Integrating Digital Audio into the Serial 174 On a Nonlinear Video Editing System,
Digital Video Signal, Fibush, Sept., Gamma Correction and Tone Reproduction Turner, Mar., 160
574 in Scanned Photographic Images, An Overview of the DTTB Model, Baron,
Motion-Picture Theater Sound System Patterson, June, 377 May, 333
Performance: New Studies of the B- Multistandard Image Sequence Storage — Receiver Characteristics, Artigalas and
Chain, Holman, Mar., 136 ISPS00, Jourdan and Nather, Oct., 662 Westerkamp, Aug., 528
Annual Index 1994
Planning Factors and Their Influence on Motion-Picture Laboratory Testing and Measurements
System Aspecis, Weber, July, 447
The Service Multiplex, Tonge, June, 395 Clean-Agent Fire Suppression Alternatives, Motion-Picture Theater Sound System
Video Compression Techniques and Reimer and Shefter, Aug., 523 Performance: New Studies of the B-
Multilevel Approaches, Barbero and Chain, Holman, Mar., 136
Stroppiana, May, 335 PC Applications Performance Evaluation: From NTSC to
Digitally Compressed Video, Zou,
Computers in Post-Production: Possibili-
Graphics and Special Effects Dec., 795
ties and Challenges, Estes, Mar., 157
Results of a New Receiver Overscan
Rendering Techniques for Computer- Survey, Richards and DiGiulio, Feb.,
Production/Post-Production
Aided Design, Feldman, Jan.,7 94
Subjective Testing of Broadcast-Quality
A Comparison Between HD Hyper-HAD
High and Extended-Definition TV CCD Camera and Color Film for Tele- Compressed Video, Zou, Ellsworth,
Kutzner, and Hearty, Dec., 789
vision Program Production, Thorpe,
Consideration of Camera SNR from the Nagumo, and Ishikawa, June, 364
Viewpoint of Bit-Rate Reduction: A Computers in Post-Production: Possibili- Tutorials
Comparison between Progressive and ties and Challenges, Estes, Mar., 157
Interlace Scanning for HDTV, Designing and Implementing a Hybrid See DTTB/Tutorials.
Kumada, Dec., 805 Composite Digital/Analog Post-Pro- The Merging of Computers and Video:
A Digital 1.2 Gbit/sec VCR for a Universal duction System, Fraticelli, July, 434 Using Ethernet and SCSI for Digital
Recording Format of HD Image Data, Video Post-Production with Compressed Video Input and Output, Kilisky, tutori-
Schiffler, Heitmann, and Vaanholt, Images, Lee and Woods, Feb., 76 al, Dec., 785
July, 439 Rewriting RP103: Handling and Care of
An Experimental Digital 1.2 Gbit/sec VCR Signal Processing/Transmission Magnetic Tape for Television,
for 1125/60 HDTV Signals, Makino, (Engineering Committee Tutorial),
Bit-Serial Digital Signal Jitter Causes,
July, 444 Effects, Remedies, and Measurement, Cavanagh, Herman, and Nolan, Oct.,
From Post-Production to the Cinema of the 677
Robin, Mar., 150
Future, Mizer, Dec., 801
Consideration of Camera SNR from the
An HDTV Digital Camera Processor,
Viewpoint of Bit-Rate Reduction: A Video Recording and Equipment
Leacock, Topper, Hacke, Dischert,
Comparison between Progressive and
Waller, and Zortea, Sept., 580
Interlace Scanning for HDTV, Accelerated Life Testing of Metal Particle
An Improved Law of Contrast Gradient for
Kumada, Dec., 805 Tape, Morrison and Corcoran, Jan., 13
High-Definition Television, Thiele,
Digital Signal Distribution in a Combined Digital Film Scanning and Recording: The
Jan., 18
Digital/Analog Environment, Connell, Technology and Practice, (Tutorial),
A Migration Path to a Better Digital
May, 330 Kennel, Mar., 174
Television System (Point of View), Digital Switching of FM Video, Forcucci A Digital 1.2 Gbit/sec VCR for a Universal
Lim, Jan., 2
and Cooperman, Aug., 502 Recording Format of HD Image Data,
Studies of the Influence of Display Size
From Post-Production to the Cinema of the Schiffler, Heitmann, and Vaanholt, July,
and Picture Brightness on the Preferred
Future, Mizer, Dec., 801 439
Viewing Distance for HDTV Programs,
Hierarchical TV Transmission by Spread Double Scan Playback — A Novel
Ardito, Aug., 517
Spectrum Multiplexing, Hamazumi, Technique for Increasing the Error-
Ito, and Miyazawa, Dec., 811 Handling Capability in Digital VTRs,
History Implementation of a Large Digital Routing Eguchi and Freeman, May, 312
System at the CBC Broadcast Centre, The Evolution of Digital Audio and Video
Color News Film, 1965-1975, Nemeyer,
Warth, Feb., 105 Format Conversions, Reynolds, Oct., 642
Feb., 112
An Improved Law of Contrast Gradient An Experimental Digital 1.2 Gbit/sec VCR
for High Definition Television, for 1125/60 HDTV Signals, Makino,
Lighting and Lamps Thiele, Jan., 18 July, 444
Further Investigations into Continuously Integrating Digital Audio into the Serial Merging Digital Technology into an
Variable, Remote Color Temperature Digital Video Signal, Fibush, Sept., Analog World, Sprague, Feb., 100
Adjustments for Metal Halide Lamps, 574
Ketsdever, Omens, and Muniz, July, A Neural Video Camera Processor, Zortea,
428 July, 422
Annual Index 1994
INDEX TO AUTHORS—January-December 1994 ¢ Volume 103
A Connell, Michael, Digital Signal Freeman, Luke, and Eguchi, Takeo,
Distribution in a Combined Digital/ Double Scan Playback — A Novel
Ardito, Maurizio, Studies of the Analog Environment, May, 330 Technique for Increasing the Error-
Influence of Display Size and Picture Cooperman M., and Forcucci, A., Handling Capability in Digital VTRs, May,
Brightness on the Preferred Viewing Digital Switching of FM Video, Aug., 312
Distance for HDTV Programs, Aug., 517 502 Fukinuki, T., et al., Experiments on
Artigalas, M., and Westerkamp, D., Corcoran, John, and Morrison, Fraser, Proposed Multiplexing Scheme for
Receiver Characteristics, tutorial, Aug., Accelerated Life Testing of Metal Particle Vertical-Temporal and Vertical High
528 Tape, Jan., 13 Helper Signals in EDTV-II, Nov., 728
Fukui, Kazuo, Hayashi, Masaki, and
B D Yamanouchi, Yuko, A Virtual Studio
System for TV Program Production, June,
Baker, K., et al., 3-D for the Nineties — Davies, Kenneth P., 1993 Progress 386
A Wide-Field Stereo IMAX® Camera, Report — Engineering Report , Apr., 210
Cct., 648 Dean, M.., et al., 3-D for the Nineties — G
Bancroft, David J., Pixels and Halide — A Wide-Field Stereo IMAX® Camera,
A Natural Partnership? (Point of View), Oct., 648
May, 306 DeMarsh, LeRoy E., Displays and Giachetti, Jean-Luc, and Guillou, Louis
Claude, Encipherment and Conditional
Barbero, Marzio, and Stroppiana, Colorimetry for Future Television, tutori-
Access, tutorial, June, 398
Mario, Video Compression Techniques al, Oct., 666
Guillou, Louis Claude, and Giachetti,
and Multilevel Approaches, tutorial, May, —, Assumptions in Television Colorime-
335 try, tutorial, Feb., 110 Jean-Luc, Encipherment and Conditional
Baron, S. N., An Overview of the DTTB DiGiulio, Edmund, and Richards, Access, tutorial, June, 398
Model, tutorial, May, 333 David, Film-to-Video Transfers: Time for
—, and Wilson, W. Robin, MPEG a Change (Point of View), Feb., 85
H
Overview, tutorial, June, 391 —, Results of a New Receiver Overscan
Survey, Feb., 94
—, 1993 Progress Report — Foreword,
Dischert, L., et al., An HDTV Digital
Apr., 209 Hacke, J., et al., An HDTV Digital
—, Digital Television System Scalability Camera Processor, Sept., 580 Camera Processor, Sept., 580
and Interoperability, tutorial, Oct., 673 Djurdjevic, D., et al., The Total Surround Hamazumi, Hiroyuki, Ito, Yasuhiro,
—, The Standards Development Process Sound (TSS) Processor, Nov., 734 and Miyazawa, Hiroshi, Hierarchical TV
and the NII: A View from the Trenches Djurdjevic, S., et al., The Total Surround Transmission by Spread Spectrum
(Point of View), Nov., 758 Sound (TSS) Processor, Nov., 734 Multiplexing, Dec., 801
Berger, Paul, 1993 Progress Report — Harris, G., et al., 3-D for the Nineties —
Television, Apr., 216 E A Wide-Field Stereo IMAX® Camera,
Blankevoort, J., et al., A High- Oct., 648
Performance, Full-Bandwidth HDTV Ebihara, T., et al., Visual Investigation of Hayashi, Masaki, Fukui, Kazuo, and
Camera Applying the First 2.2 Miilion the Head-Tape Interface in an HDTV Yamanouchi, Yuko, A Virtual Studio
Pixel Frame Transfer CCD Sensor, May, Digital Baseband VCR, Nov., 748 System for TV Program Production, June,
319 Eguchi, Takeo, and Freeman, Luke, 386
Blom, H., et al., A High-Performance, Double Scan Playback — A Novel Hearty, P. J., et al., Subjective Testing
Full-Bandwidth HDTV Camera Applying Technique for Increasing the Error- of Broadcast-Quality Compressed Video,
the First 2.2 Million Pixel Frame Transfer Handling Capability in Digital VTRs, Dec., 789
CCD Sensor, May, 319 May, 312 Heitmann, J., Schiffler, W., and
Ellsworth, S., et al., Subjective Testing of
Brouwer, P., et al., A High-Performance, Vaanholt, H., A Digital 1.2 Gbit/sec VCR
Full-Bandwidth HDTV Camera Applying Broadcast-Quality Compressed Video., for a Universal Recording Format of HD
Dec., 789
the First 2.2 Million Pixel Frame Transfer Image Data, July, 439
Estes, Greg, Computers in Post-
CCD Sensor, May, 319 Hendriks M., et al., 3-D for the Nineties
Production: Possibilities and Challenges, — A Wide-Field Stereo IMAX® Camera,
Mar., 157
C Oct., 648
F vd Herik, B., et al., A High-Performance,
Carlson, John A., 1993 Progress Report Full-Bandwidth HDTV Camera Applying
— Education, Apr., 264 Feldman, Stuart, Rendering Techniques the First 2.2 Million Pixel Frame Transfer
Cavanagh, Tim, Herman, Robert, and for Computer-Aided Design, Jan., 7 CCD Sensor, May, 319
Nolan, Marvin, Rewriting RP 103: Fibush, David K., Integrating Digital Herman, Robert, Cavanagh, Tim, and
Handling and Care of Magnetic Tape for Audio into the Serial Digital Video Signal, Nolan, Marvin, Rewriting RP 103:
Television (Engineering Committee Sept., 574 Handling and Care of Magnetic Tape for
Tutorial), Oct., 677 Forcucci, A., and Cooperman, M., Television (Engineering Committee
Centen, P., et al., A High-Performance, Digital Switching of FM Video, Aug., Tutorial), Oct., 677
Full-Bandwidth HDTV Camera Applying 502 Holman, Tomlinson, Motion-Picture
the First 2.2 Million Pixel Frame Transfer Fraticelli, Edward W., Designing and Theater Sound System Performance: New
CCD Sensor, May, 319 Implementing a Hybrid Composite Studies of the B-Chain, Mar., 136
Cipranic, M., et al., The Total Surround Digital/Analog Post-Production System, Huffman, John C., Wavelets and Image
Sound (TSS) Processor, Nov., 734 July, 434 Compression, tutorial, Nov., 723
Annual Index 1994
1 Lim, Jae S., A Migration Path to a Better Omens, W., Ketsdever, A., and Muntz,
Digital Television System (Point of E., Further Investigations into Continu-
Ishida, K., et al., D-5: 1/2-in. Full Bit View), Jan., 2 ously Variable, Remote Color Tempera-
Rate Component VTR Format, Aug., 507 Livingston, P., et al., D-5: 1/2-in. Full ture Adjustments for Metal Halide Lamps,
Ishikawa, K., Thorpe, L. J., and Bit Rate Component VTR Format, Aug., July, 428
Nagumo, F., A Comparison Between HD 507 Omidvar, M., et al., 3-D for the Nineties
Hyper-HAD CCD Camera and Color Film — A Wide-Field Stereo IMAX® Camera,
for Television Program Production, June, M Oct., 648
364
Ishikura, K., et al., Experiments on Makino, Shinichi, An Experimental P
Proposed Multiplexing Scheme for Digital 1.2 Gbit/sec VCR for 1125/60
Vertical-Temporal and Vertical High HDTV Signals, July, 444 Patterson, Richard, Gamma Correction
Helper Signals in EDTV-II, Nov., 728 Mason, A. G., and Windram M. D., and Tone Reproduction in Scanned
Ito, Yasuhiro, Hamazumi, Hiroyuki, Digital Terrestrial Broadcasting — Issues Photographic Images, June, 377
and Miyazawa, Hiroshi, Hierarchical TV for Successful Implementation, tutorial, Prunty, Peter F., Delivery of TV Over
Transmission by Spread Spectrum July, 455 Existing Phone Lines, Sept., 586
Multiplexing, Dec., 811 Miyazawa, Hiroshi, Ito, Yasuhiro, and
Itoh, J., et al., Visual Investigation of the Hamazumi, Hiroyuki, Hierarchical TV R
Head-Tape Interface in an HDTV Digital Transmission by Spread Spectrum
Baseband VCR, Nov., 748 Multiplexing, Dec., 811 Reimer, Chris R., and Shefter, Milton
J Mizer, Richard G., From Post- R., Clean-Agent Fire Suppression
Production to the Cinema of the Future, Alternatives, Aug., 523
Dec., 801 Reimers, Ulrich, Concept of a European
Jourdan, Wolfgang, and Nather, Moelands, A., et al., A High- System for the Transmission of Digitized
Harald, Multistandard Image Sequence Performance, Full-Bandwidth HDTV Television Signals via Satellite, Nov.,
Storage — ISPS00, Oct., 662 Camera Applying the First 2.2 Million 741
K Pixel Frame Transfer CCD Sensor, May, Reitmeier, Glenn A., Klensch, Richard
319 J., and White, Hugh E., Channel Coding
Morrison, Fraser, and Corcoran, John, Approaches and Consequences — Single
Kageyama, M.., et al., Experiments on Accelerated Life Testing of Metal Particle and Dual Carriers, tutorial, Sept., 608
Proposed Multiplexing Scheme for
Tape, Jan., 2 Reynolds, Keith Y., The Evolution of
Vertical-Temporal and Vertical High
Muntz, E., Ketsdever, A., and Omens, Digital Audio and Video Format
Helper Signals in EDTV-II, Nov., 728
W., Further Investigations into Continu- Conversions, Oct., 644
Kennel, Glenn, Digital Film Scanning
ously Variable, Remote Color Tempera- Richards, David, and DiGiulio,
and Recording: The Technology and ture Adjustments for Metal Halide Lamps, Edmund, Film-to-Video Transfers: Time
Practice, tutorial, Mar., 174 July, 428 for a Change (Point of View), Feb., 85
Ketsdever, A., Omens, W., and Muntz, Murray, H., et al., 3-D for the Nineties Richards, David, and DiGiulio,
E., Further Investigations into Continu- — A Wide-Field Stereo IMAX® Camera, Edmund, Results of a New Receiver
ously Variable, Remote Color Tempera- Oct., 648 Overscan Survey, Feb., 94
ture Adjustments for Metal Halide Lamps,
Ricotta, Frank J., 1993 Progress Report
July, 428
Kilisky, Stephen, The Merging of N — Motion Pictures, Apr., 211
Robin, Michael, Bit-Serial Digital Signal
Computers and Video: Using Ethernet and
SCSIL for Digital Video Input and Nagumo, F., Thorpe, L. J., and Jitter Causes, Effects, Remedies, and
Measurement, Mar., 150
Output, tutorial, Dec., 785 Ishikawa, K., A Comparison Between
Klensch, Richard J., Reitmeier, Glenn HD Hyper-HAD CCD Camera and Color v. Rooy, J., et al., A High-Performance,
A., and White, Hugh E., Channel Coding Film for Television Program Production, Full-Bandwidth HDTV Camera Applying
Approaches and Consequences — Single June, 364 the First 2.2 Million Pixel Frame Transfer
Nather, Harald, and Jourdan, CCD Sensor, May, 319
and Dual Carriers, tutorial, Sept., 608
Koppe, R., et al., A High-Performance, Wolfgang, Multistandard Image Sequence
Full-Bandwidth HDTV Camera Applying Storage — ISP5S00, Oct., 662 S
the First 2.2 Million Pixel Frame Transfer Nemeyer, Sheldon, Color News Film,
1965-1975, Feb., 112 Sakota, G., et al., The Total Surround
CCD Sensor, May, 319
Kumada, Junji, Consideration of Camera Ninomiya, Yuichi, Error Management in Sound (TSS) Processor, Nov., 734
Digital Terrestrial Television Broadcast- Schiffler, W., Heitmann, J., and
SNR from the Viewpoint of Bit-Rate
ing, tutorial, Sept., 595 Vaanholt, H., A Digital 1.2 Gbit/sec VCR
Reduction: A Comparison between
Nolan, Marvin, Herman, Robert, and for a Universal Recording Format of HD
Progressive and Interlace Scanning for
Cavanagh, Tim, Rewriting RP 103: Image Data, July, 439
HDTV, Dec., 805
Handling and Care of Magnetic Tape for Shaw, W., et al., 3-D for the Nineties —
Kutzner, J. A., et al., Subjective Testing
Television (Engineering Committee A Wide-Field Stereo IMAX® Camera,
of Broadcast-Quality Compressed Video,
Dec., 789 Tutorial), Oct., 677 Oct., 648
Shefter, Milton R., and Reimer, Chris
L O R., Clean-Agent Fire Suppression
Alternatives, Aug., 523
Leacock. T., et al., An HDTV Digital Ogura, I., et al., D-5: 1/2-in. Full Bit Sprague, Thomas R., Merging Digital
Camera Processor, Sept., 580 Rate Component VTR Format, Aug., 507 Technology into an Analog World, Feb.,
Lee, Yoon Yung, and Woods, John, Ohtsubo, Y., et al., Visual Investigation 100
Video Post-Production with Compressed of the Head-Tape Interface in an HDTV Stanojevic, T., et al., The Total Surround
Images, Feb., 76 Digital Baseband VCR, Nov., 748 Sound (TSS) Processor, Nov., 734
Annual Index 1994 851
Stok, F., et al., A High-Performance, Topper, R., et al., An HDTV Digital Windram, M. D., and Mason, A. G.,
Full-Bandwidth HDTV Camera Applying Camera Processor, Sept., 580 Digital Terrestrial Broadcasting — Issues
the First 2.2 Million Pixel Frame Transfer Turner, Robert R., 1,001 Questions to for Successful Implementation, tutorial,
CCD Sensor, May, 319 Ask Before Deciding On a Nonlinear July, 455
Stroppiana, Mario, and Barbero, Video Editing System, tutorial, Mar., 160 Woods, John, and Lee, Yoon Yung,
Marzio, Video Compression Techniques Video Post-Production with Compressed
and Multilevel Approaches, tutorial, May, V Images, Feb., 76
335 Wu, Yiyan, Modulation and Channel
Suesada, K., et al., D-5: 1/2-in. Full Bit Vaanholt, H., Schiffler, W., and Coding for ATV Terrestrial Transmission,
Rate Component VTR Format, Aug., 507 Heitmann, J., A Digital 1.2 Gbit/sec tutorial, Aug., 531
Suzuki, et al., Experiments on Proposed VCR for a Universal Recording Format of
Multiplexing Scheme for Vertical- HD Image Data, July, 439
Temporal and Vertical High Helper Y
Signals in EDTV-II, Nov., 728 Ww
Yamanouchi, Yuko, Hayashi, Masaki,
T and Fukui, Kazuo, A Virtual Studio
Waller, L., et al., An HDTV Digital
System for TV Program Production, June,
Camera Processor, Sept., 580
Takahashi, A., et al., Visual Investigation 386
Warth, Peter F., Implementation of a
of the Head-Tape Interface in an HDTV Yoshigi, H., et al., Experiments on
Large Digital Routing System at the CBC
Digital Baseband VCR, Nov., 748 Proposed Multiplexing Scheme for
Broadcast Centre, Feb., 105
Takeuchi J., et al., D-5: 1/2-in. Full Bit Vertical-Temporal and Vertical High
Weber, Jorgen, Planning Factors and
Rate Component VTR Format, Aug., 507 Helper Signals in EDTV-II, Nov., 728
Their Influence on System Aspects, tutori-
Theuwissen, A., et al., A High-Perfor-
al, July, 447
mance, Full-Bandwidth HDTV Camera
Applying the First 2.2 Million Pixel Westerkamp, D., and Artigalas, M., Z
Frame Transfer CCD Sensor, May, 319 Receiver Characteristics, tutorial, Aug., 528
Thiele, A. N., An Improved Law of White, Hugh E., Reitmeier, Glenn A., Zortea, A., et al., An HDTV Digital
Contrast Gradient for High Definition and Klensch, Richard J., Channel Camera Processor, Sept., 580
Television, reprint, Jan., 18 Coding Approaches and Consequences — —, A Neural Video Camera Processor,
Thorpe, L. J., Nagumo, F., and Single and Dual Carriers, tutorial, Sept., July, 422
Ishikawa, K., A Comparison Between 608 Zou, W. Y., et al., Subjective Testing of
HD Hyper-HAD CCD Camera and Color Wilkinson, Richard L., An Optical Disc Broadcast-Quality Compressed Video,
Film for Television Program Production, Solution for Digital Video Storage, Oct., Dec., 789
June, 364 656 —., Performance Evaluation: From NTSC
Tonge, Gary, The Service Multiplex, Wilson, W. Robin, and Baron, Stan N., to Digitally Compressed Video, Dec.,
June, 395 MPEG Overview, tutorial, June, 391 795
Annual Index 1994
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Subject No. Journal Subject Journal
AUDIO Camera Noise Measurement,
Field Method July
Photographic Record
Channel Assignment,
Super 8 Position and Magnetic Masters to Stereo Video Oct.
Dimensions SMPTE 182-1990 Cross Modulation
Control and Data RP 118-1983 ; Dialog Recording Level Aug.
R1989 Electroacoustic Response
Spectral Response B-Chain, Review Rooms and
16mm Position and Dimensions SMPTE 41-1989 Theaters
2-Track Position and Dimensions....... SMPTE 204-1987 : Masters for Transfer to 16mm
Withdrawn 1994 q Monitor System, TV Audio
Control and Data Intermodulation Distortion
Signal-to-Noise RatiO.................0-00+ SMPTE 211M-1991 Loudspeaker Placement for HDEP
35mm Position and Dimensions ; Monitoring
2-Track Position and Dimensions....... SMPTE 203-1992 Noise Levels,
Control and Data Theaters/Review Rooms.................:::-+++« RP 141-1990
Release Prints ‘ Photoelectric Output Factor SMPTE 183M-1985
R1991
Camera Negatives Polarity for Analog Magnetic
Reproduction Characteristics .............. SMPTE 214M-1994
Signal-to-Noise Ratio SMPTE 211M-1991
Magnetic Record
— .o oo Dimensions ......... SMPTE 164-1993 Sere, a
a nae Oct. tripe SMPTE 161-1992
16mm 100-Mil Position and Dimensions SMPTE 112-1989 Jan. Super 8 on 16mm
200-Mil Position and Dimensions .....SMPTE 97-1989 Feb. (1-3 )esssssssseeesssnssssseeeeesnnnnsstenseesnnnsee os oe
Center Position and Dimensions......SMPTE 218M-1991 Apr. SMPTE 163-1992
2 Records Position and Dimensions ..S. MPTE 210M-1990 Apr. SMPTE 101-1993
Recorded Characteristics SMPTE 208M-1992 Apr. SMPTE 127-1989
35mm Position and Dimensions é
2, 3, 4 and 6 Records SMPTE 86-1991 Oct. SMPTE 87M-1991
Recorded Characteristics SMPTE 208M-1992 Apr. 35mm 4-Track Release SMPTE 177-1990
4-Track Striped Release Prints 70mm 6-Track Release SMPTE 221-1992
Position and Dimensions SMPTE 137-1988 Sept. Test Films
Recorded Characteristics ...............+. SMPTE 216-1985 June Audio, Use of EG 13-1986
R1991 RNIN 5 csninekanansonensaulll EG 12-1994
70mm Position and Dimensions ........... SMPTE 185-1993 July Use and Care RP 45-1972
Recorded Characteristic SMPTE 217-1985 June R1987
R1991 Time and Control Code for Motion Pictures
Acoustic Noise Levels, 24, 25 and 30 Frames/sec
Dubbing Stages EG 14-1994 Binary User Groups ...........:0ces-seeseree+2 RP 135-1990
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Subject Subject Journal
FILE EXCHANGE TELEVISION
File Format, AES/EBU Audio and Auxiliary Data into
Digital Moving Pictures................:0++++ SMPTE 268M-1994 Digital Video Ancillary Data Space....SMPTE 272M
Alignment Color Bar Signal
Color Equations, Derivation of
Density, Films and Slides
FILM
Derivation of Camera Color Reference
Signals RP 176-1993
Dimensions Digital Control Interface
Common Messages ...........:::ssssseeeeees RP 172-1993 Nov.
8mm, Perforated Super 8, IR SMPTE 149-1994 Control Message Architecture RP 138-1992 Sept.
16mm Perforated 1R and 2R SMPTE 109-1992 Electrical and
Perforated Regular 8, 2R-1500 SMPTE 239-1989 Mechanical Characteristics SMPTE 207M-1992 Sept.
Perforated Super 8, (1-3) SMPTE 151-1993 Remote Control, TV Equipment EG 29-1993 Nov.
(1-4) SMPTE 168-1991 Supervisory Protocol Sept.
35mm Perforated Super 8, System Service Messages RP 163-1993 Nov.
2R-1664 (1-0) SMPTE 169-1986 Tributary Interconnection RP 139-1992 Sept.
R1991 RP 171-1993 Nov.
SR SMPTE 165-1994 RP 170-1993 Nov.
35mm Perforated 16mm, 3R (1-3-0) .. SMPTE 171-1991 ESlan-1 Remote Control System SMPTE 275M Nov.
35mm, Perforated 32mm, 2R SMPTE 73-1992 Implementation of Standards............... EG 30 Nov.
35mm, BH SMPTE 93-1992 Virtual Machine Numbers,
CS-1870 SMPTE 102-1991
ESbus/ESlan Nov.
DH-1870 SMPTE 237-1993 Fault Reporting SMPTE 269M-1994
KS SMPTE 139-1986
Glossary, Electronic Production EG 28-1993 Sept.
R1991
Iliuminator for Test Pattern
65mm, KS SMPTE 145-1994
Transparencies RP 72-1977 June
70mm, Perforated 65mm, KS-1870 SMPTE 119-1994
Withdrawn 1994 July
Projector Usage Status Monitoring/Diagnostics Protocol .SMPTE 273M Aug.
Processors .... ..RP 183 Nov.
35mm SMPTE 194-1991 Switching Point RP 168-1993
Camera Image Areas and Usage Image Areas
Regular 8 SMPTE 231-1989 8mm Release Prints, TV Safe Areas.....RP 56-1990
35 and 16mm Film and 2x2-in Slides ... SMPTE 96-1992
Super 8 SMPTE 157-1994 NI NOIR ssiiasciccncthsnssdiinsccsencbdeanan SMPTE 148-1991
SMPTE 7-1994 I I i ssncssacecciarcssacnncchemsbenteonnal RP 27.3-1989
Super 16 SMPTE 201M-1992
35mm SMPTE 59-1991 Interfaces and Signals
65mm SMPTE 215-1990
Analog
Key RP 157-1990
Printer Image Areas
NTSC for Studios SMPTE 170M
Super 8 on 16mm (1-3) SMPTE 181-1991 Development of NTSC .............:0:0000 EG 27
(1-4) SMPTE 153-1991 Reference, 525-Line
Super 8 on 35mm SMPTE 179-1991 3-Channel Parallel Component
16mm Contact (Positive from NTSC SMPTE 253
Negative and Reversal) SMPTE 48-1989 High-Definition RP 160-1991
16mm to 35mm Enlargement Ratio RP 66-1991 1125/60 High-Definition Production
Super 16 to 35 Enlargement Ratio SMPTE 201M-1992 SMPTE 240M-1994
35mm to 16mm Prints and Dupe
Negatives. RP 65-1991 1920x1080 Scanning SMPTE 274M
35mm Release Picture-Sound Bit-Parallel Interface,
Continuous Contact SMPTE 111-1988 4:2:2 Component SMPTE 125M-1992
Projection Image Areas and Usage 16x9 Aspect Ratio SMPTE 267M-1994
4:4:4:4 Component, Single Link.......RP 174-1993
Regular 8 SMPTE 234-1993 Dual Link RP 175-1993
Super 8 SMPTE 154-1993 1125/60 High-Definition SMPTE 260M-1992
16mm SMPTE 233-1992 M/NTSC Composite SMPTE 244M-1993
16 and 35mm TV Review Room SMPTE 148-1991 Serial 10-Bit SMPTE 259M-1993
35mm SMPTE 195-1993 SMPTE 261M-1993
Stereo Prints SMPTE 257-1992 Check Field 10-Bit 4:2:2 and 4fsc......... RP 178-1993
70mm SMPTE 152-1989 Error Detection and Status Flags ........ RP 165-1994
Annual Index 1994