"We believe one of the biggest problems in transitioning to DTV will
be latency that causes audio-to-video (A/V) synchronization errors." This
is just one of many quotes related to audio-to-video delay during DTV
transition.
The problem with audio-to-video delay today is that the video is
usually delayed relative to the audio signal, which is just the opposite
of what we expect. The result is that lip-sync error is much more obvious
and irritating. Even small amounts of error have been proven to degrade
the viewing experience - hardly the ideal scenario for the producer of an
expensive advertisement. It is thus in the content owner's vital interest
that his valuable content is broadcast with the utmost quality.
Click
here to get more details about the causes of A/V delay, and learn more
about Tektronix's new
end-to-end A/V delay measurement solution to help you trouble-shoot
these problems.
For additional information, please EMAIL TekMark Australia or simply call us 02-9911-3888.
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