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Audio to Video Delay Measurement
VM700T Option 42
Features
& Benefits
- Measures Timing Difference Between Audio and
Video Through Different Transmission Paths
- Supports Both NTSC and
PAL
Applications
- AV
Delay Measurement in any Type of Transmission Path
Opt. 42 Audio to Video Delay
Measurement display.
Audio to Video Delay Measurement
The VM700T
Opt. 42 measures the timing difference between the audio and video portions
of a program arriving from different transmission paths. This option supports
both the NTSC and PAL video standards. This measurement is designed to be
used in conjunction with a Tektronix VITS200 NTSC VITS Inserter or VITS201
PAL Insertion Generator and a Tektronix ASG140 Audio Signal Generator or an
ASG100 Audio Signal Generator.
The measurement requires both video
and audio test signal connections to the VM700T. The audio timing measurement
is made on either the left or right channels, using the first arriving audio
signal as the audio trigger. Note that audio to video measurements can be
made with the video trigger in the vertical interval or if the vertical interval
is not passed, as in codecs, a full field video trigger can be used. The audio
timing measurement is made on either the left or the right channel input;
the measurement will look at both channels, and use the first arriving audio
signal as the audio trigger.
To operate the audio to video delay measurement,
the VITS inserter is connected to the audio generator with a special remote
cable. A wiring diagram for construction of this special cable is included
in the Opt. 42 supplemental manual insert. Once the VITS inserter is genlocked,
it sends a control signal to the audio generator enabling an audio test tone.
At the same instant, the VITS inserter outputs a special vertical interval
video character ID or fully field standby message. Both audio and video signals
are routed through your system and received by the VM700T for measurement.
The video and audio signals are simultaneously gated off and on, once every
5 seconds. The time delay between the received signals at the VM700T is measured
and displayed on an easy to read auto ranging graphic display.
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