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‐
The
SDI
format,
technically
known
as
CCIR
‐
601
or
601,
is
superior
in
quality
to
component
analog
video
and
is
the
standard
in
professional
and
broadcast
television.
‐
Because
it
is
digital
and
uncompressed,
it
can
be
edited
and
copied
many
times
with
no
detectable
loss
of
quality.
‐
Originally
meant
for
standard
definition,
but
a
high
‐
definition
version,
HD
‐
SDI,
is
growing
in
popularity
as
HD
becomes
more
common.
‐
SDI
is
typically
only
supported
in
high
‐
end
gear
and
can
be
expensive,
especially
for
SDI
video
monitors.
‐
The
video,
and
sometimes
the
audio,
is
carried
in
a
single
BNC
cable.
•
Digital
audio:
‐
There
are
many
different
digital
audio
formats.
‐
Consumer
‐
grade
digital
audio
is
carried
on
electronic
(such
as
S/PDIF)
or
optical
(such
as
square
TOSlink
or
round
Miniplug)
connection
cables.
‐
Digital
video
carries
an
embedded
digital
audio
signal
with
the
digital
video
signal.
‐
The
most
common
professional
‐
grade
digital
audio
format
is
Audio
Engineering
Society/European
Broadcasting
Union
(AES/EBU).
A
stereo
channel
of
AES/EBU
can
be
transmitted
over
single
BNC
or
single
XLR
connection
cables.
Choosing
the
right
capture
codec
When
you
capture
content,
you
must
choose
an
appropriate
codec.
The
choice
depends
on
the
capture
hardware
you’re
using,
the
format
from
which
you’re
capturing,
and
your
storage
requirements.
There
are
three
basic
types
of
codecs
to
choose
from:
DV,
Motion
JPEG,
and
uncompressed.
1.
DV
codecs:
‐
Ideal
when
capturing
from
a
DV25
deck.
Over
a
FireWire
connector
=
perfect
copy.
‐
The
data
rate
of
DV25
isn’t
quite
enough
for
optimal
encoding
from
source
with
analog
noise
‐
The
4:1:1
color
space
also
entails
a
loss
in
quality.
2.
Motion
JPeG
codecs
‐
Have
been
the
leading
format
for
high
‐
end
video
‐
editing
systems
for
some
time.
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