ITU-R BR 408-7-2001 International Exchange of Sound Programmes Recorded in Analogue Form《模拟格式记录的声音节目的国际交换》.pdf

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1、Rec. ITU-R BR.408-7 RECOMMENDATION ITU-R BR.408-7* International exchange of sound programmes recorded in analogue form* (Question ITU-R 215/10) (1 95 1 - 1953- 1956- 1959- 1963- 1966- 1970- 1974- 1982- 1990- 1992-200 1) The ITU Radiocommunication Assembly, considering a) that the international exch

2、ange of monophonic and stereophonic sound programmes between broadcasting organizations, recorded in analogue form, may be made by means of b) that it is desirable to limit the number of standards and formats in which such recordings may be exchanged; c) that such exchanges would be facilitated by t

3、he use of uniform and widely accepted specifications and operating practices; d) the content of Resolution ITU-R 41 - Collaboration with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the international Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) on broadcasting technologies, - magnetic recording

4、s on tape; recommends 1 that, when such recorded sound programmes are exchanged in the form of analogue magnetic recordings on tape, the exchanges should be effected by means of 6.3 mm wide tapes (nominal value), recorded at a speed of 38.1 cmis or 19.05 cms, conforming with IEC Publication 94-1 (th

5、e “IEC-1“ recording characteristics of IEC Publication 94-1 is preferred); 2 that the maximum diameter of exchanged full spools should be 290 mm (1 1.5 in.) for Type I spools and 267.5 mm (10.5 in.) for Type II spools (see IEC Publication 94-1); 3 that the operating practices and additional requirem

6、ents detailed below should be used for such recorded sound programme exchanges. 1 MONO or STEREO in Latin characters; Width of track (for stereophonic signals only); Maximum recorded level (in nWb/m). Additional information on the tape container * This Recommendation replaces Recommendation ITU-R BR

7、.407, which is hereby deleted. international programme exchange is defined as the transmission of television or sound programme material (or components thereof) among professional parties in different countries. It should be based on internationally agreed and widely employed technical standards or

8、operating practices, except by prior bilateral agreement among the parties involved. * . 3 2 Rec. ITU-R BR.408-7 2 The minimum width of a recorded track should be 2 mm. Additional requirements for stereophonic recordings The outside limits of both tracks should coincide with the edges of the tape. T

9、he distance between the tracks, situated symmetrically with respect to the central axis of the tape should be at least 0.75 mm. (The central axis is defined as a line situated at a distance of 3.125 mm from the reference edge.) The edge of Track No. 1 is taken as the reference edge. 3 Beginning of a

10、 programme The programme material should be preceded by a reference signal of 1 O00 Hz recorded at a level of 9 dE3 below maximum permitted programme peaks. On monophonic tapes, this reference signal should have a duration of about 10 s, with a pause of about 5 s before the start of the programme mo

11、dulation. On stereophonic tapes, this reference signal should be recorded in the A-(left) channel for about 5 s, then in both channels for about 10 s, with a pause of about 5 s before the start of the programme modulation. - 4 For reference purposes, a hypothetical recording-duplicating chain is spe

12、cified. It is expected that exchanged recordings will be made by using a chain similar to the hypothetical reference recording-duplicating chain here described. The hypothetical reference recording-duplicating chain consists of a master recorder and the duplicating replay-recorder equipment. The inp

13、ut of the recording-duplicating chain is the input of the master recorder. The short-circuit flux on the magnetic tape to be exchanged is the output of the recording-duplicating chain. The chain should be considered as a complete system. The chains overall characteristics are measured by feeding ele

14、ctronic test signals to the input of the reference recorder and measuring the output tape recording produced by the duplicating equipment. This measurement is camed out by means of a test reproducing chain. The amplitude/frequency response of the chain should conform to that of the reproduction chai

15、n characteristic for professional equipment as specified in IEC Publication 94-3. 4.1 The tolerances on the amplitude/frequency response of the two channels A and B shall fall in the template: Amplitude/frequency response of the two stereophonic channels 4OHz to 125Hz: +2 to -3 dB 125Hz to 630Hz: +1

16、 to -1 dB 630 HZ to 1 250 HZ: +OS to -0.5 dB 125OHz to 10kHz: +1 to -1 dB 1OkHz to 15kH: +2 to -3 dB 4.2 A difference of 1.5 dB in recorded level between tracks is admissible in the frequency range of 125 to 10 O00 Hz. Beyond these limits, a progressive increase up to 2 dB is admissible at 40 Hz and

17、 16 O00 Hz. , 4 Rec. ITU-R BR.408-7 3 4.3 A phase difference of 15“ between tracks is admissible in the frequency range from 250 Hz to 4 O00 Hz. Outside these frequency limits, a progressive increase of this value is admissible; it can reach 30“ at 40 Hz and 65“ at 16 O00 Hz. 4.4 The crosstalk shoul

18、d not exceed -35 dl3 in the frequency range from 250 to 4 O00 Hz. Outside these frequency limits, a progressive increase up to -20 dB at 40 Hz and -25 dl3 at 16 O00 Hz is admissible. 4.5 NOTE 1 - This value represents the difference in level between the noise measured with the meter and weighting ne

19、twork defined in Recommendation ITU-R BS.468 and a signal, the amplitude of which corresponds to the maximum level of programme peaks indicated. 4.6 The total percentage harmonic distortion of the A, B and M signals should be less than the following values: 2% from 40 Hz to 125 Hz 1.6% from 125 Hz to 8 kHz. The weighted signal-to-noise ratio of the A, B and M signals should be better than 5 1 dB. 5