Timecode used in television – i.e., 30, 29.97 and 25 fps – may be one of two varieties: linear timecode or, as it was formerly known, longitudinal timecode (LTC) and vertical interval timecode (VITC).

Back in the day, it was relatively straightforward. SMPTE-12M is the standard which describes how linear timecode (LTC) works, and in the 80s, a piece of video equipment either had LTC support or not.

Amsterdam, August 27, 2013 – TSL Products, manufacturer of surround sound microphones, audio monitoring and processing equipment, broadcast control systems and power management solutions, will debut ...

The timecode we've all been using is 60, 70 years old. It's awesome. But by having precision time protocol and adding the new standard SMPTE 2110, we're able to have uncompressed video over IP. So you ...

The PHABRIX Qx Series now supports the detection and analysis of SMPTE Full Range video standards. The units use the definitions for Narrow, Full Protected and Full Range as defined in the ...

People, it's 2021! And in 2017, this idiot right here thought that NAB in April was going to have SMPTE 2110 cameras. So what SMPTE 2110 does is two really huge things. One, it gets precision time ...