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The
Digital Video Seminar
Fedele
and Associates provides staff training and educational seminars
to companies and organizations seeking to expand the knowledge
base of their employees or members.
This
seminar will focus on the basic components of analog and digital
video in use today. It is intended as a tutorial for anyone
wishing to understand how video
works and its evolution from a single format analog medium to
the many digital video formats of DTV. While this course was
specifically designed for non-
technical personnel and novice technicians, even moderately
to well trained engineers will benefit from this important information.
What you will learn:
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- How
visual perception continues to influence the development
of video standards
- What
is Digital and how it compares with Analog
- The
components of analog and digital video signals
- The
difference between interlaced and progressive scanning
and why each is used
- The
relationship between digital video and data transmissions
- Analyzing
a video signal using waveform monitors and vectorscopes
- Understanding
the differences between component, composite and Y/C
video
- How
digital video sampling ( 4:2:2:, 4:1:1, etc) works and
why
- What
is quantizing and how is it used in digital video
- Storage
and transmission requirements of digital video
- A
comparative analysis of SDTV, HDTV and the other DTV
video formats
- Understanding
why colors don’t always match from one system to
another
- What
is Gamma Correction
- The
transition to DTV
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Note:
Our seminars are not available on tape, CD or DVD. These seminars
are presented live only at conferences and for clients contracting
for our services.
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