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Frequencies(3)	      User Contributed Perl Documentation	Frequencies(3)

NAME
       Video::Frequencies - Many, many frequency constants and lists.

SYNOPSIS
	  use Video::Frequencies;

	  while (my($name,$list) = each %CHANLIST) {
	     print "$name\n";
	     while (my($channel,$freq) = each %$list) {
		printf "   %-4s %9d\n", $channel, $freq;
	     }
	     print "\n";
	  }

DESCRIPTION
       This module exports (yes, exports!) frequency constants as well as
       hashes with channel => frequency relations for digital and analog video
       and audio broadcast. Another, shorter way to put it is "worldwide
       channel/frequency list". All frequencies are given in kHz.

       It's a good idea to use "perldoc -m Video::Frequencies" to get an idea
       on how the various constants and lists look like.

Exported Audio Carrier Frequencies
	  NTSC_AUDIO_CARRIER
	  PAL_AUDIO_CARRIER_I
	  PAL_AUDIO_CARRIER_BGHN
	  PAL_AUDIO_CARRIER_MN
	  PAL_AUDIO_CARRIER_D
	  SEACAM_AUDIO_DKK1L
	  SEACAM_AUDIO_BG
	  NICAM728_PAL_BGH
	  NICAM728_PAL_I

       NICAM 728 32-kHz, 14-bit digital stereo audio is transmitted in 1ms
       frames containing 8 bits frame sync, 5 bits control, 11 bits additional
       data, and 704 bits audio data.  The bit rate is reduced by transmitting
       only 10 bits plus parity of each 14 bit sample, the largest sample in a
       frame determines which 10 bits are transmitted.	The parity bits for
       audio samples also specify the scaling factor used for that channel
       during that frame.  The companeded audio data is interleaved to reduce
       the influence of dropouts and the whole frame except for sync bits is
       scrambled for spectrum shaping.	Data is modulated using QPSK, at below
       following subcarrier freqs

Broadcast Format by Country
       (M) NTSC
	   Antigua, Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Bolivia, Burma,
	   Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Curacao, Dominican
	   Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guam Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica,
	   Japan, South Korea, Mexico, Montserrat, Myanmar, Nicaragua, Panama,
	   Peru, Philippines, Puerto Rico, St Christopher and Nevis, Samoa,
	   Suriname, Taiwan, Trinidad/Tobago, United States, Venezuela, Virgin
	   Islands

       (B) PAL
	   Albania, Algeria, Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belgium,
	   Bosnia-Herzegovinia, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Cameroon,
	   Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Egypt, Ethiopia, Equatorial Guinea,
	   Finland, Germany, Ghana, Gibraltar, Greenland, Iceland, India,
	   Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Liberia, Libya,
	   Luxembourg, Malaysa, Maldives, Malta, Nepal, Netherlands, New
	   Zeland, Nigeria, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea,
	   Portugal, Qatar, Sao Tome and Principe, Saudi Arabia, Seychelles,
	   Sierra Leone, Singapore, Slovenia, Somali, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sudan,
	   Swaziland, Sweden, Switzeland, Syria, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey,
	   Uganda, United Arab Emirates, Yemen

       (N) PAL
	   Argentina (Combination N), Paraguay, Uruguay

       (M) PAL (525/60, 3.57MHz burst)
	   Brazil

       (G) PAL
	   Albania, Algeria, Austria, Bahrain, Bosnia/Herzegovinia, Cambodia,
	   Cameroon, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Egypt, Ethiopia, Equatorial
	   Guinea, Finland, Germany, Gibraltar, Greenland, Iceland, Israel,
	   Italy, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Liberia, Libya, Luxembourg, Malaysia,
	   Monaco, Mozambique, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Oman,
	   Pakistan, Papa New Guinea, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Sierra Leone,
	   Singapore, Slovenia, Somalia, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Swaziland,
	   Sweeden, Switzerland, Syria, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, United Arab
	   Emirates, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe

       (D) PAL
	   China, North Korea, Romania, Czech Republic

       (H) PAL
	   Belgium

       (I) PAL
	   Angola, Botswana, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Hong Kong, Ireland,
	   Lesotho, Malawi, Nambia, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, United
	   Kingdom, Zanzibar

       (B) SECAM
	   Djibouti, Greece, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritus,
	   Morocco

       (D) SECAM
	   Afghanistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bulgaria, Estonia,
	   Georgia, Hungary, Zazakhstan, Lithuania, Mongolia, Moldova, Poland,
	   Russia, Slovak Republic, Ukraine, Vietnam

       (G) SECAM
	   Greece, Iran, Iraq, Mali, Mauritus, Morocco, Saudi Arabia

       (K) SECAM
	   Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary,
	   Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Madagascar, Moldova, Poland, Russia, Slovak
	   Republic, Ukraine, Vietnam

       (K1) SECAM
	   Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Chad, Cape Verde, Central African
	   Republic, Comoros, Congo, Gabon, Madagascar, Niger, Rwanda,
	   Senegal, Togo, Zaire

       (L) SECAM
	   France

Channel->Frequency Relations
       The Channel->Frequency relations are stored in the following hashes.
       The keys are the Channel names, the values are the corresponding
       frequency in kHz. For example, "arte" is channel "SE6" in the town in
       Germany I live in, so, consequently, $PAL_EUROPE{SE6} equals 140250,
       the frequency I have to tune my receiver.

	  US broadcast		%NTSC_BCAST
	  US cable		%NTSC_CABLE
	  US cable HRC		%NTSC_CABLE_HRC
	  JP broadcast		%NTSC_BCAST_JP
	  JP cable		%NTSC_CABLE_JP
	  Argentina		%PAL_ARGENTINA
	  Australia		%PAL_AUSTRALIA
	  Australia optus	%PAL_AUSTRALIA_OPTUS
	  China broadcast	%PAL_BCAST_CN
	  Europe West		%PAL_EUROPE_WEST
	  Europe East		%PAL_EUROPE_EAST
	  Italy			%PAL_ITALY
	  Ireland		%PAL_IRELAND
	  Newzealand		%PAL_NEWZEALAND
	  South Africa bcast	%PAL_BCAST_ZA
	  France		%SECAM_FRANCE
	  Russia		%SECAM_RUSSIA

	  CCIR frequencies	%FREQ_CCIR_I_III
				%FREQ_CCIR_SL_SH
				%FREQ_CCIR_H
	  OIRT frequencies	%FREQ_OIRT_I_III
				%FREQ_OIRT_SL_SH
				%FREQ_OIRT_H
				%FREQ_UHF

The List of Lists
       The hash %CHANLIST contains name => channel-list pairs, e.g.
       $CHANLIST{"ntsc-bcast"} contains a reference to %NTSC_BCAST.

AUTHOR
       Nathan Laredo (laredo@broked.net), adapted to perl by Marc Lehmann
       <pcg@goof.com>

perl v5.10.1			  2003-04-28			Frequencies(3)
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