Syntax OLEVIA LT32HV Series User Manual page 55

3:2
pull
down
-
Process
of
converting 24 frames per second
film to
video by repeating one
film
frame
as three
fields,
then the next
film
frame
as
two
fields.
1
1
1
2
2
1 1 1
2 2
4801
-
480
lines of display
every 1/60
of
a
second;
image
is
displayed by
interlace
scanning.
See
also Interlaced
480P
-
480
lines
of display
every 1/60
of
a
second;
image
is
displayed by progressive scanning.
See
also Progressive.
720P
-
720
lines of
display every 1/60
of
a
second;
image
is
displayed by progressive scanning.
See
also Progressive.
10801
- 540 lines of display x 2
every 1/30
of a
second; image
is
displayed by
interlace
scanning.
See
also Interlaced
16:9
-
Aspect
ratio
under
Hi Def.
and
theater
movie
formats. Also
known
as widescreen; see Aspect
Ratio
4:3
-
Aspect
ratio
under SDTV;
see Aspect
Ratio
Active Matrix
TFT
(Thin Film Transfer)
-
A
type
of
display technology
where
the three primary
colors are modulated.
Results
in
better contrast
ratios
suitable
for
video.
Alarm
-
Feature on the Syntax
Olevia
models. Allows the
unit to
power
on from
the stand
by mode.
Alarm Time
-
Time
specified as to
when
the
unit will
power
on.
See
Alarm.
Aspect
RatSo
-
The
ratio of
an
image
according
to the
width and
height
of
a
picture.
ATSC
-
Advanced
Television
Systems Committee;
international, non-profit organization that
is
committed to developing standards
for
digital
television.
Reference:
http://www.atsc.org
Bezel
- Refers to the plastic or
metal frame
that acts
like
a
shell
around
the
LCD
glass.
Backlight
-
Refers to the component,
that
lights
up
the
LCD
display.
Balance
-
Feature
on
the
OSD
for
the Syntax
Olevia
models
that adjust the
left
and
right
sound
output from the speakers.
Background
-
Feature on the
OSD
for
the
Syntax
Olevia
models, which
allows the user to
change
the
OSD
background,
display
to
transparent
or
opaque.
Brightness
-
The
measurement
of color that
is
illuminated. Colors
range from
black to white.
CATV
-
Community Antenna
Television (Cable Television)
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