| Video Technology Page: Features numerous links to television and video technology web-sites. Organized by subject. |
| "Moving Pictures": A television production manual. |
| Abbreviations, acronyms and TLAs often used in television broadcasting and reception: Definition of abbreviations, acronyms and TLAs often used in television. |
| Analog TV Broadcast Systems: Overview of color transmitting, voltage and frequency parameters of analog TV broadcast systems. |
| BBC Research & Development: Site features excellent papers covering current technology throughout the video chain. |
| Broadcast Net: Comprehensive subjects for the broadcast industry |
| Broadcast Papers: Business and technical papers for the broadcast industry. |
| Broadcaster magazine: Broadcaster provides the Canadian communications industry with in-depth, and wide-ranging coverage of industry issues and new technologies. |
| Close-up by Joe Fedele: An Internet magazine for broadcasting professionals. |
| Closed Captioning FAQ: Closed Captioning Frequently Asked Questions, by Gary Robson. |
| Doug Lung's RF Technology Page: TV transmitter and RF engineering. |
| Electrical Engineering Training: Covers a number of topics relating to RF transmission. |
| ether.net: Features information, links and the history of television in the UK. |
| FCC Title 47 Regulations: Code of Federal Telecommunication Regulations in HTML and PDF formats. |
| Grass Valley Dictionary: Dictionary of electronics terms from the Grass Valley Group. |
| How Projection Television Works: Fully-illustrated unbiased tutorial describes how projection TVs form a small image on a device inside the projector - either a CRT or LCD - and then shine that image onto a large screen located elsewhere. |
| How Television Works: Easy to read article that describes how television works. |
| Introduction to Analog Television: Lecture on the theory of analog television. |
| NTSC-TV: Tutorials on television basics, including broadcast engineering. |
| PAL NTSC Film Converter: Several reviews about the television standards of PAL and NTSC are represented. Especially the refresh rates are explained in detail. Run time conversions between different medium types are also discussed. |
| Tech-Notes: News and other matters of interest specific to the Broadcasting Engineer. |
| TV Production Course: Free, on-line TV Production Course covering the basics of lighting, video, audio, and editing. Also available in Spanish and Portuguese. |
| TV Technology: The on-line magazine for video professionals |
| UK and Eire Television Reception: coverage maps and technical links regarding TV reception in the British Isles. |
| Unofficial FCC Document Locator: Also includes lots of charts, links. |
| Video De-mystified: Side-bar menu features standards, tutorials and interesting links. |
| Video Measurement Tutorials: from Tektronix |
| Video Recording Formats: Compares and contrasts most video formats. |
| Video University: Video Engineering Primer |
| Williamson-labs television: Graphics and formulas dominate this site which covers major aspects of video broadcast engineering. |
| World Analog Television Standards and Waveforms: Details of television transmission standards used around the world. |
| World Television Standards: A listing of analog broadcast formats from around the world. |
| Worldwide TV Standards - A Web Guide: Comparison of the various analog TV standards. |
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