The standardsetting organization that established the SMPTE standard timecode for video. SMPTE timecode is the most commonly used timecode format.
Time code developed for the film industry but now extensively used in music and recording. SMPTE is a real-time code and is related to hours, minutes, seconds and film or video frames rather than to musical tempo.
(Society of Motion Pictures and Television Engineers) a.k.a. "Time Code". Universally used and recognized standard for time and velocity. Digital machine code which contains hours, minutes, seconds and frames. Common formats in the US are 30 frames/second non-drop, and 29.97 frames/second drop-frame.
A professional organization that sets standards for American television.
This stand for "Society of Motion Pictures and Television Engineers" and is a world wide body issuing recommendations to broadcasters, manufacturers and academics.
Society for Motion Picture and Television Engineers. Usually used in PACS to refer to a common phantom designed by SMPTE that can be used to evaluate the visual perception of the contrast and resolution of a display device.
Society of Motion Picture Engineers Time Code (see Time Code).
Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers.
The Society of Motion Picture & Television Engineers is an organization of visual arts professionals that works to establish technical standards for lighting, equipment and film. SMPTE was founded for the movie industry as SMPE in 1916.
Abbreviation for the Society of Motion Pictures and Television Engineers.
Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineer. A major standards-setting organisation for the motion picture and television industries. Established the standards for time code and for all the major video tape formats.
Acronym meaning: Society of Motion Picture Television Engineers.
An acronym for "Society of Motion Picture & Television Engineers," a USA standards organization.
Society for Motion Picture and TV Engineers.
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A timing signal used primarily to synchronize video, film, and audio recording and playback systems. SMPTE timecode is measured in hours, minutes, seconds, and frames. Some lighting control consoles can be set up to read SMPTE time code--automatically executing cues at specific times. SMPTE or other time-code systems including MIDI timecode (MTC) are commonly used in completely automated shows such as those found at theme parks to keep lighting, sound, and motion control systems in sync. See Also: Cue MIDI
SMPTE Metadata Dictionary with associated guidelines and recommended practices (Society of Moving Pictures and Television Engineers). Metadata schema for digital audiovisual materials, designed for the production environment and covering the entire production chain: pre-production, post-production, acquisition, distribution, broadcasting, storage and archiving.
A professional group whose committees set standards in television and motion picture industries. The RS-422 SMPTE serial interface is used on video equipment.
" ociety of otion icture and elevision ngineers." A professional organization that helps set standards for American television.
