Decoding 80bit time-code ?
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Has anyone here ever used or tried to use a basic stamp to decode 80 bit EBU
timecode ?
Justin Pentecost
timecode ?
Justin Pentecost
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books that deals with using an atomic clock receiver chip to make your own
accurate clock. I'll have to find it again to be sure, but I think thats
where I found it. They indicated this was a better solution than hacking an
existing receiver as the chip has a data out line.
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> Has anyone here ever used or tried to use a basic stamp to decode 80 bit
EBU
> timecode ?
I think I misled you with my original post [noparse]:([/noparse] what I meant was the
timecode that people lay down onto video tape ETC ETC.
I can't remember exactly from my training how it's coded. But I think it's
80 bits per field (ie 50 fields sec This is for PAL land only).
Justin
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I believe there is an article in one of the Nuts & Volts of Basic Stamps
books that deals with using an atomic clock receiver chip to make your own
accurate clock. I'll have to find it again to be sure, but I think thats
where I found it. They indicated this was a better solution than hacking an
existing receiver as the chip has a data out line.
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> Has anyone here ever used or tried to use a basic stamp to decode 80 bit
EBU
> timecode ?
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Looks like if you could pick off the signal it would be fairly simple for a
Stamp to do.
Original Message
> I think I misled you with my original post [noparse]:([/noparse] what I meant was the
> timecode that people lay down onto video tape ETC ETC.
>
> I can't remember exactly from my training how it's coded. But I think
it's
> 80 bits per field (ie 50 fields sec This is for PAL land only).
> I believe there is an article in one of the Nuts & Volts of Basic Stamps
> books that deals with using an atomic clock receiver chip to make your own
> accurate clock. I'll have to find it again to be sure, but I think thats
> where I found it. They indicated this was a better solution than hacking
an
> existing receiver as the chip has a data out line.
>
>
Original Message
>
> > Has anyone here ever used or tried to use a basic stamp to decode 80 bit
> EBU
> > timecode ?