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Bubble.wubble.303 at 11:56, 25 December 2010

2010-12-25T11:56:53Z

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	For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio.		For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio.

	If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of +/- 500ns, some decoders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color sub-carrier my drift.		If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of +/- 500ns, some decoders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color sub-carrier may drift.
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J-b at 10:52, 23 November 2010

2010-11-23T10:52:29Z

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	~~Possible glossary? But didn't see such technical terms in there. {{PleaseDelete}}~~Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of +/- 500ns, some ~~deocders~~ will lose 'Lip" sync and the color ~~subcarrier~~ my drift.		Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference.

			For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio.

			If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of +/- 500ns, some decoders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color sub-carrier my drift.
			[[Category:Glossary]]

Bubble.wubble.303 at 02:11, 23 November 2010

2010-11-23T02:11:52Z

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	Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of +/- 500ns, some deocders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color subcarrier my drift.		Possible glossary? But didn't see such technical terms in there. {{PleaseDelete}}Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of +/- 500ns, some deocders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color subcarrier my drift.

J-b: Reverted edits by XxpG9b (Talk); changed back to last version by J-b

2007-06-07T09:08:01Z

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	Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of /- 500ns, some deocders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color subcarrier my drift.		Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of +/- 500ns, some deocders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color subcarrier my drift.

XxpG9b at 08:29, 7 June 2007

2007-06-07T08:29:39Z

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	Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of +/- 500ns, some deocders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color subcarrier my drift.		Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of /- 500ns, some deocders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color subcarrier my drift.

J-b: Reverted edits by EaxZxo (Talk); changed back to last version by J-b

2007-06-06T12:38:39Z

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	Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of /- 500ns, some deocders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color subcarrier my drift.		Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of +/- 500ns, some deocders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color subcarrier my drift.

EaxZxo at 11:53, 6 June 2007

2007-06-06T11:53:07Z

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	Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of +/- 500ns, some deocders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color subcarrier my drift.		Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of /- 500ns, some deocders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color subcarrier my drift.

J-b: Reverted edits by CkqQct (Talk); changed back to last version by Rikx500

2007-04-11T05:34:59Z

Reverted edits by CkqQct (Talk); changed back to last version by Rikx500

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	Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of /- 500ns, some deocders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color subcarrier my drift.		Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of +/- 500ns, some deocders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color subcarrier my drift.

CkqQct at 18:19, 10 April 2007

2007-04-10T18:19:54Z

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	Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of +/- 500ns, some deocders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color subcarrier my drift.		Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of /- 500ns, some deocders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color subcarrier my drift.

Rikx500 at 21:37, 16 August 2006

2006-08-16T21:37:41Z

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Abbreviation for Program Clock Reference. For MPEG-2 standards, the clock rate is 27 MHz which clocks the video and audio. If there is a drift rate higher than the spec of +/- 500ns, some deocders will lose 'Lip" sync and the color subcarrier my drift.