CEA CEA TVSB5 Multi-Channel TV Sound System BTSC System Recommended Practices
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CEA CEA TVSB5 Document Information:
Title
Multi-Channel TV Sound System BTSC System Recommended Practices
Consumer Electronics Association
Publication Date:
Jul 1, 1985
Scope:
This document is intended to serve the industry in the form of
recommendations for anyone wishing to practice multichannel
television sound (MTS) in accordance with the BTSC system and the
FCC Rules governing its use. Both the FCC Report and Order in
Docket 21323 which authorized MTS, and the OST Bulletin No.60 (OST
60 gives a technical description of the BTSC system) referred to in
that report are reproduced in Appendix A.
This document is intended for equipment manufacturers and
broadcasters. For manufacturers, there is discussion material
useful to determine design tradeoffs together with recommended
performance standards. For broadcasters, there is discussion and
information, which allows individual equipment items to be defined
in terms of performance so that the transmitter plant will perform
properly as a system. Receiver issues are identified which are of
particular significance to the broadcaster as well as to the
receiver manufacturer.
While there is herein much useful information for the CATV
industry, this document does not directly address the CATV MTS
application.
Keywords:
- Television
- Transmission
- Stereo Sound
- NTSC
- analog television
- MTS
- Performance
- Multichannel
- Stereophonic
- BTSC
- Broadcast
- audio
- Sound
- TV
- Manufacture
- CEA
- Surround Sound
- video
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