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Frame sequence for color composite video signals
In video engineering, the color frame sequence is the sequence of fields in an analog composite video signal through which the video frame timing and chrominance subcarrier signal timing—in particular, that of the color burst—cycle through all possible phase relationships. The process of maintaining this alignment through the process of analog composite video recording, editing and broadcast was known as color framing. Wikipedia →
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