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1. NTSC
NTSC is the abbreviation of National Television Standards Committee, which means "(United States) National Television Standards Committee".
NTSC is responsible for developing a set of American standard television broadcast transmission and reception protocols. In addition, there are two sets of standards: Progressive Inverted Image (PAL) and Sequential and Color Saving Television System (SECAM), which are used in other countries in the world. The NTSC standard has not changed much since they were created, except for the addition of new parameters of the color signal. NTSC signals are not directly compatible with computer systems.
There are 525 horizontal lines in each frame of the NTSC TV full-screen image. The lines are arranged from left to right and top to bottom. Every other line is jumping. So each complete frame needs to scan the screen twice: the first scan is an odd line, and the other scan is an even line. Each half-frame screen scan takes about 1/60 second; the full frame scan takes 1/30 second. This interlaced scanning system is also called interlacing (also means interlacing). The adapter can convert the NTSC signal into a digital signal that the computer can recognize. On the contrary, there is a kind of equipment that can convert computer video to NTSC signal, and can use the TV receiver as a computer monitor. However, since the resolution of a general-purpose TV receiver is lower than that of an ordinary monitor, no matter how large the TV screen is, it cannot adapt to all computer programs.
In recent years, the industry urgently needs to adopt a new set of TV standards. One proposed protocol is high-definition television (HDTV). The HDTV standard can be completely directly compatible with computer systems. However, there are still some design problems that have not been resolved. Some industry experts worry that such compatibility will seriously increase the cost of general-purpose TVs.
2. HDCP
HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection): High-bandwidth digital content protection technology. The era of HDTV (High Definition Television) is approaching. In order to adapt to the high bandwidth of HDTV, HDMI has appeared. HDMI is a high-definition digital interface standard, it can provide a high bandwidth, lossless transmission of digital video and audio signals. In order to ensure that the high-definition signals transmitted by HDMI or DVI will not be illegally recorded, HDCP technology has emerged. The HDCP technical specification is led by Intel. When users make illegal copies, the technology will interfere and reduce the quality of the copied images, thereby protecting the content.
The data content protected by HDCP technology on the computer platform will be driven by the COPP (Certified Output Protection Protocol) in the operating system to verify the graphics card first. Only legal graphics cards can achieve content output, and then the key of the display device must be authenticated. Only devices that meet the HDCP requirements can finally display the content transmitted by the graphics card. During HDCP transmission, both the sender and receiver store a set of available keys. These keys are stored secretly. Both the sender and receiver perform encryption and decryption operations based on the keys. A special feature must be added to such operations. Value KSV (Video Encryption Key). At the same time, each device of HDCP will have a unique KSV serial number, and the cryptographic processing unit of the sender and receiver will check each other's KSV value to ensure that the connection is legal. The HDCP encryption process will process each pixel, making the picture irregular and unrecognizable. Only after confirming the synchronization can the sender and receiver perform reverse processing to complete data restoration. In the decryption process, the HDCP system will confirm the connection every 2 seconds, and at the same time, perform the synchronization identification code of the sender and the receiver every 128 frames to ensure the synchronization of the connection. In order to deal with the situation of key leakage, HDCP has specially established a "revocation key" mechanism. The key set KSV value of each device is unique. The HDCP system will compare and look up the KSV value in the revocation list after receiving the KSV value. The KSV that appears in the list will be regarded as illegal, causing the authentication process to fail. The revocation key list here will be included in the multimedia data corresponding to HDCP and will be updated automatically.
At present, high-definition video is becoming more and more popular, which can be seen from the radio and television programs in developed countries, the video resources in the Internet, and the output equipment of large-screen terminals. Because high-definition content is a digital signal, it is easy to copy and store without distortion. It is no wonder that content providers represented by film producers/distributors strongly support HDCP technology and strive to provide high-definition TV/movie and interactive network formats. Before the large-scale emergence, this content protection function was deployed on all personal terminal devices.
As mentioned earlier, HDCP requires the joint support of software and hardware, and all devices involved in content transmission are indispensable. Microsoft will integrate the "Protective Content Output Management Protocol (OPM)" in the new-generation operating system Vista to confirm the performance of the display device and HDCP support before outputting content. At the same time, as the main carrier of high-definition video, Blu-ray and HD-DVD will also implement the HDCP standard.
The video source playback and display terminal equipment will realize the secondary encoding/decoding of the signal through the built-in conversion chip. The products involved include display cards, DVD players, TVs, monitors, projectors, etc. HDCP is realized through the digital interface DVI-D or the new HDMI, the latter of which is more commonly used and has both audio/video transmission, and has almost become a sign of HDCP support. However, HDMI+HDCP currently seems to have a high reputation in the field of home appliances, and it has almost become the standard configuration of new products, far ahead of actual applications. However, due to future compatibility and pressure from upstream protocol makers, equipment manufacturers dare not neglect. In the PC field, although Microsoft has been "warning" that Vista can only support HDCP protocol display cards and corresponding drivers, the repeated ticket skips have given accessory manufacturers more reasons.
Frankly speaking, although HDCP has received widespread attention in the industry and its popularization is a foregone conclusion, from the perspective of HDCP principles, the protection process is too simple, and protection is only achieved in the external transmission process. This is quite limited in the era when computers are widely used. , This not only makes people feel that the makers are suspected of defrauding high licensing fees. Once the digital signal itself is read into the computer in a binary format, the copying process can still be realized. For example, it can be separated by the RIP method similar to the current DVD video disc.
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