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== '''Types of color spaces''' == | == '''Types of color spaces''' == | ||
=== RGB === | === RGB === | ||
| + | insert data | ||
| + | ==== RGBS ==== | ||
| + | composite sync, where the horizontal and vertical signals are mixed together on a separate wire (S) | ||
| + | ==== RGBHV ==== | ||
| + | separate sync, where the horizontal and vertical are each on their own wire (HV) | ||
| + | ==== RGsB / SoG ==== | ||
| + | sync on green, where a composite sync signal is overlaid on the wire used to transport the green signal | ||
| + | ==== ? ==== | ||
| + | sync on red or sync on blue, where a composite sync signal is overlaid on either the red or blue wire | ||
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=== YUV === | === YUV === | ||
==== YPbPr ==== | ==== YPbPr ==== | ||
==== YCbCr ==== | ==== YCbCr ==== | ||
Revision as of 20:13, 10 December 2012
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Types of color spaces
RGB
insert data
RGBS
composite sync, where the horizontal and vertical signals are mixed together on a separate wire (S)
RGBHV
separate sync, where the horizontal and vertical are each on their own wire (HV)
RGsB / SoG
sync on green, where a composite sync signal is overlaid on the wire used to transport the green signal
?
sync on red or sync on blue, where a composite sync signal is overlaid on either the red or blue wire
