ITU-R BR 1290-1997 Use of Television Disk Recording in Broadcasters- Operations《在广播者操作中电视磁盘记录的使用》.pdf

1、Rec. ITU-R BR.1290 1RECOMMENDATION ITU-R BR.1290USE OF TELEVISION DISK RECORDING IN BROADCASTERS OPERATIONS(Question ITU-R 242/11)(1997)Rec. ITU-R BR.1290The ITU Radiocommunication Assembly,consideringa) that digital television disk recording is being increasingly used for some applications in broad

2、castersoperations;b) that such technology provides operational benefits in television post-production, mid-term archival storage andon-air playout;c) that it presently offers reduced storage capacity when compared to magnetic tape-recording; consequentlyrecourse is often made to heavy bit-rate reduc

3、tion when digital television disk recording is used for broadcastersapplications;d) that the reduction factor can often be varied in a wide range to strike a balance between quality and recordingtime;e) that it has been shown that heavy bit-rate reduction must be used with great caution in televisio

4、n programmeproduction, to avoid the risk that the concatenation of several such processes on the production chain may adverselyaffect programme picture and sound quality;f) that potential of improvements offered by disk based applications in television production can only be fullyexploited if new in

5、terconnections between system elements will be utilized;g) that the software control of such systems is complex and still not adequately fail-proven,recommends1 that for applications where the full signal quality and post-processing quality of the processed digital studiosignal must be maintained, e

6、.g. graphics, disk systems providing transparent 4:2:2 recording and playout should be used;2 that for applications with less stringent requirements, e.g. sports, features, documentaries etc., disk systemsusing intra-frame based bit-rate reduction schemes not exceeding a factor of 3 should be used;3

7、 that for applications in news, disk systems using intra-frame based bit-rate reduction schemes with a reductionfactor not exceeding 5 or for disk systems using bit-rate reduction schemes based on a Group of Pictures (GOP) of 2with a reduction factor not exceeding 10 should be used;4 that the use of

8、 higher reduction factors offered by some disk systems should be confined to off-line editing andbrowsing applications;5 that for time critical applications and for applications where programme content mandates a high degree ofdata security, the disk systems used should be configured as a RAID array

9、;6 that in the case of multi-user configuration of disk arrays, proper care must be taken in the system design toprevent overload of the network interconnecting the users;7 that system design should allow piecemeal upgrading with components of other manufacturers;8 that the overall system design incorporating disk systems in time critical application should provide adequateredundancy to cope with possible software failures.