Bernie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Isn't there something for 80 bits as well? (looking through the book where
> I thought I've read them didn't give me anything < SNIP >
SMPTE time code (Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers)
uses an 80-bit word, I believe, for HH:MM:SS:FRAME and overhead.
Used for synchronizing picture with other time-based info (i.e. sound,
other NTSC video, etc.)... probably not what you were thinking of!
Regards, - Pete
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