From the French for the International Radio Consultative Committee, an International Telecommunications Union (ITU) (United Nations) body that mainly sets international standards for radio and satellite telecommunications.
Consultative Committee International Radio. The European video standard for monochrome television transmission which specifies 625 lines per frame, divided into two interlaced fields, and a 25 HZ frame rate.
Commite Consultatif International Radiotelegraphique. This is a standards committee of the International Telecommunications Union, who have made the technical recommendation for the European 625 line standard for video signals.
Comite Consultatif International de Radio, sets certain international formats and standards.
Abbreviation for comite International des Radiocommunications. The European committee that produced the standards for the European colour television systems.
Comité Consultatif International Radiophonique
The Committée International de la Radio. This treaty organization, part of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), is responsible for obtaining international agreement on standards for radio and television transmission and the international exchange of programs.
International Radiocommunications Consultative Committee.
Committée Consultatif International des Radiocommuniqué or, in English, Consultative Committee for International Radio, which is the European standardization body that has set the standards for television in Europe. It was initially monochrome; therefore, today the term CCIR is usually used to refer to monochrome cameras that are used in PAL countries.
The European 625 line standard for the video signal.
Comité consultatif international pour la radio In English, "International Radio Consultative Committee", the organisation responsible for assigning frequencies to radio stations between 1927 and 1992. Now known as ITU-R.
omite onsultatif nternational des adio-Communications. An organization formed by the United Nations to regulate international communications.
An abbreviation for Consultative Committee for International radio. A group that worked to setup the operational requirements for European Radio and Television Standards.
International Radio Consultative Committee. An international standards committee. (This organization is now known as ITU)
The French name for the International Radio Consultative Committee. Now called the ITU-R.
( International Radio Consultative Committee) A branch of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), a specialized agency of the United Nations - thus the CCIR is a treaty organization related directly to the UN. The CCIR is concerned with generating documents dealing with the preparation, transmission, and reception of all kinds of information using radio signals, with the term "radio" being taken in the broadest sense, including television and telephony.
International Radio Consultative Committee; has made the technical recommendation for the European 625 line standard for video signals.
The International Radio Consultative Committee. An international body responsible for a number of video standards, e.g. CCIR-601. Renamed ITU-R (International Telecommunications Union - Radio Standardization Sector).
Abbreviation for Consultative Committee on Radio. Replaced by ITU http://www.itu.int/publications/itur.html
