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What is ntsc on tv mean?

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`NTSC' is the acronym for the National Technical Standards Committee. That was the group that got together and standardized the TV signals for the United States so that TV stations would be compatible anywhere in the country. Of course, we `older TV technicians from the vacuum tube days' used to joke that it stood for, `Never the same color', because the tubes would wear out and change their value, causing color changes in the TV's.

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