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Histogram

A statistical analysis of all the luminance values in a frame or a band

lines pre-selected with Line Select. The average weighted Histogram

display is useful for identifying bad coding with missing values, super

black level problems and APL characteristics. In terms of 8 bit coding

there should not be a high percentage below the value 16 (super black)

or above 235 (super-white).

RGB Parade

With a component source such as SDI or DV, Vidscope matrixes the

signal according the either Rec.601 or 709 (see page Error! Bookmark

not defined.) to produce RGB components. These are fed to the

Preview Monitor and the RGB waveform display.

The RGB display is related to the line selection used. There are 3

modes of display according to the settings on the Stack and

Superimpose option buttons that are revealed in the RGB mode.

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Standard Parade in broadside horizontally

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Each RGB component full width, stacked

vertically

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Each RGB component full width,

superimposed

– same a Gamut display mode

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Not allowed

Gamut

RGB superimposed to show where and RGB exceeds nominal black and

peak limits.

YUV Parade

With a component source such as SDI or DV, Vidscope shows the

individual Y, Pb, Pr (YUV) signals separately.

The YUV display is related to the line selection used. There are 3 modes

of display according to the settings on the Stack and Superimpose option

buttons that are revealed in the YUV mode.

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Standard Parade in broadside horizontally



Each YUV component full width, stacked

vertically



Each YUV component full width,

superimposed

Not a very useful display mode

 

Not allowed

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