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1. CVBS composite video signal
Transmission signal: Luminance signal and chrominance signal are superimposed together through spectrum interleaving. Because the luminance and chrominance signals are mixed, the CVBS signal needs to be separated for bright colors, and a good comb filter can obtain high-quality bright color separation. The grooming filter is only useful for bright color separation of TV signals and CVBS signals.
2. S-Video input
With the development of the S-VHS video recorder, the video interface transmission signal is transmitted separately because the brightness signal and the color signal are transmitted separately, thus avoiding the problem of bright color crosstalk of the CVBS signal.
3. Y Pb Pr color difference input
The standard video interface of the United States and China: The brightness signal and the color difference signal of the transmission signal are transmitted separately, which is of course better than the synthesis of S-video's PB and PR into C signals and then transmission. The image quality of the color difference signal and the RGB three primary color signals is equivalent, but the color difference port of 3 RCA can transmit progressive signals or 1080I signals. In terms of color difference input, there are basically no manufacturers who follow the rules, and the wording of each product may be different. Some products are marked with "Y CB CR" indicating that interlaced color difference signals are acceptable, while "Y PB PR" indicates progressive color difference signals or HDTV color difference signals, and "Y CB/PB CR/PR" indicates that interlaced/progressive color difference signals can be automatically identified. Line color difference signal. In real life, the actual description of the product should be used to determine the acceptable format of the device, not what it "writes". In the professional field, "Y CB CR" means digital color-difference signal instead of analog color-difference signal Y cb cr.
4. SCART
Transmission signal-European standard video interface: SCART interface transmits CVBS signal, interlaced RGB signal, usually manufacturers use SCART to transmit RGB signal. Since the three primary color signals are transmitted separately, they perform better than S-Video in terms of chrominance. SCART currently only has a standard for transmitting 480I/576I interlaced signals. 21-pin European audio and video signal cable.
5. VGA-PC 15-pin VGA input interface
Transmission signal: VGA interface can transmit all signals except 480I/576I signal. The minimum signal standard of the VGA interface is the VGA format, so the VGA interface may not support 480I/576I with too low specifications. Generally, the VGA interface of the projector can accept 480I/576I signals, while the VGA interface of kinescope equipment (TV and computer monitors) does not accept 480I/576I signals. The VGA interface contains the I2C bus, so the host and the display device can negotiate and automatically determine the best display format to use, achieving "plug and play".
6. RGBHV input
RGBHV usually uses 5 BNC or 5 RCA sockets, VW11HT has 5 RCA sockets. If you want to connect the PC's video output to the VW11HT, you need a VGA-5 RCA adapter cable.
Transmission signal: RGBHV transmits the same video signal as the VGA interface. Since in the 5 BNC connection, RGB and HV signals are respectively transmitted using a professional BNC cable, unlike VGA, all signals are in the VGA cable, so the transmission characteristics of 5 BNC are better than VGA. Coupled with the good contact performance of the socket (self-contained screwing device), 5 BNC is usually used in the field of dedicated display.
7. DVI-Digital Visual Interface
DVI interface due to P&D considering too much "compatibility", and the maximum transmission speed of DFP is limited, VESA has formulated the DVI standard. DVI supports two sets of TMDS signal transmission, up to 2048*1536@Hz format, so it can be applied to video transmission from ordinary projectors, plasma displays, LCDs to professional workstations. DVI is widely used in projectors and plasma displays. About 30%-50% of mid-to-high-end products have DVI interfaces. In the US market in 2003, it is estimated that 70% of HDTV equipment will be equipped with DVI/HDMI input.
8. USB interface
There are many projectors with a USB interface, and they are usually only used to transfer picture files.
9. IEEE1394
IEEE1394 can be used to transmit MPEG2 digital images. Since IEEE1394 requires a more complex and expensive decoding system, projectors equipped with IEEE1394 are also rare. Ordinary optical fiber output (TOSLINK) only supports Dolby Digital/DTS transmission, and cannot support high-speed data transmission of DVD-A and SACD. Therefore, in high-end products, IEEE1394 is used to transmit digital audio.
10. P&D interface
The standards established by the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) in the past few years have not been widely used. The P&D interface transmits a set of TMDS (TIming Minimized Differen TIal Signal), two sets of IEEE1394 and a set of USB signals. It is a universal digital signal interface. "Too universal" is also one of the reasons for the failure of the P&D interface, because there are too many aspects to consider, which leads to high costs and cannot be widely used. In the PC application field, P&D only supports up to 1600*1200@60Hz, which is one of the reasons why P&D cannot be accepted by everyone.
11. DFP interface
VESA has developed a simplified interface considering that the P&D interface is too complex. The DFP interface only transmits digital video signals encoded by TMDS, and no longer transmits the IEEE1394 and USB signals of the P&D interface. Like P&D, it only supports up to 1600*1200@60Hz, so it cannot be used in the professional video field.
12. HDMI-high definiTIon mulTImedia interface high-definition multimedia TV
The HDMI interface also has only one set of TMDS signals, so it is back to the starting point of DFP in the propagation format, and the HDMI interface itself is very similar to DFP. The improvement of HDMI over DFP is the addition of copyright protection HDCP while adding digital audio transmission, thus becoming a dedicated multimedia information interface. HDMI supports 1920*1080P high-definition digital signal, and supports Dolby Digital/DTS digital audio format. HDMI is expected to become the standard interface for future video equipment. In the second half of 2003, various devices with HDMI will appear one after another.
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