What are the names of the actors in the lucozade energy idents for UK big brother?

In Pokemon emerald what do small idents do?

ye mum

What font is used for the discovery channel idents?

Gotham font! With a little bit tweaks ;)

Do Thai Television Have Clock Idents?

Hard to tell. Let's see in the 6 channels of Free-TVChannel 3 haveChannel 5 doesn't haveChannel 7 haveChannel 9 doesn't haveNBT haveThai PBS doesn't have, but when it was ITV it had clock idents.There are many satellite channels that have clock idents.The rest of SE-Asia that have clock idents are Malaysia, Singaproe and Veitnam

What six letter words can you make from the word density?

Merriam-Webster's Official Scrabble Players Dictionary includes the word idents. It mean identification. The dictionary also includes the word syndet that means a synthetic detergent. The Official Dictionary includes the word teinds that means a tithe.

Which button idents the insertion point to the right?

The button that typically moves the insertion point to the right is the "Right Arrow" key on a keyboard. In most text editing software, pressing this key will advance the cursor one character to the right. Additionally, in some applications, you may find a "Right" button within the user interface that serves the same function.

What are some six letter words with 1st letter I and 2nd letter D and 3rd letter E and 5th letter T?

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 3 words with the pattern IDE-T-. That is, six letter words with 1st letter I and 2nd letter D and 3rd letter E and 5th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are: ideata ideate idents

What is the song on setanta sports when there premiership games on?

The theme was written and produced by Rob May & Simon Hill. They also did the themes for the England Games & FA Cup shows, as well as all the Setanta idents. http://www.sittingduckmusicandmedia.com/tv-industry-theme-tunes.html http://www.sittingduckmusicandmedia.com/tv-industry-idents.html If you're talking about the one that's playing when the Scottish teams are playing, it's Michael Doris. It's an original called "Superstar." He wrote it in honour of Henrik Larsson when he was playing for Celtic. They often use "There goes the Fear" by The Doves

What are some six letter words with 3rd letter E and 4th letter N and 6th letter S?

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 44 words with the pattern --EN-S. That is, six letter words with 3rd letter E and 4th letter N and 6th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are: agenes agents akenes amends aments arenas arenes blends brents crenas ctenes dienes emends events faenas fiends fients glents hyenas idents keenos krengs phenes piends prents quenas scenas scends scenes scents shends sients skenes spends stends stenos stents teends teenes trends upends urenas veenas whenas

Is there a video tutorial on how to correctly monitor digital tv signals I remember seeing one for composite signals. I am using a Harris TVM950.?

You might like to take a look at the Tektronix website which has some brief descriptions of analog, SD SDI and HD SDI signals. Their tutorials are based on the use of their own signal monitors of course, but the Harris will have similar functions and of course, the content of the SDI signals is independent of the analyzer. It's probably worth deciding on what information you are trying to gather as it can take a long long time to master all the detail of SDI signals and their relevance to your needs. Typical SDI signals will have auxiliary data imbedded such as audio, closed caption, test lines, idents etc. If you only need to check signal quality with eye patterns, for example, the aux data will only serve to bog you down.

What are some six letter words with 3rd letter E and 5th letter T and 6th letter S?

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 62 words with the pattern --E-TS. That is, six letter words with 3rd letter E and 5th letter T and 6th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are: adepts agents alerts aments aretts averts bleats blerts brents cheats cherts chests cleats clefts crests duetts egests ejects elects erects events everts exeats exerts fients fleets freets freits geests gleets glents greats greets guests idents inerts kletts pierts pleats prents prests quests reests scents sheets sients skeets sleets smelts speats spelts stents sweats sweets swelts thefts treats trests tweets wheats whefts wrests

What is diff between HD sdi and sdi video for video mixer unit?

SDI stands for serial digital interface. It is a broadcast standard for digital video using a single co-ax cable and BNC connectors with a 75Ohm impedance. The signal carries digital component video, audio and other control data. SDI can also be carried over optical fiber although this is generally only used for long distances in the order of hundreds of metres or yards. Although the connection is the same as that used for composite or analog component signals, the two are not compatible and cannot be interchanged without conversion between analog and digital. SD-SDI runs at 270Mbit or 360Mbit and supports standard definition video signals without compression. It is used as the standard link between equipment in studios and edit suites. HD-SDI uses the same physical interface but runs at 1.48Gbit, five times the data rate of standard definition. It is a component format like the SD equivalent and supports 720p, 1080i at 50Hz and 59.94Hz. Like the SD version, it carries full bandwidth video without compression. The longest physical link for HD-SDI is typically in the order of 125 metres or 400 feet. Longer cables cause signal losses that will cause unreliable data transfer although the precise length is dependent of the type of cable used. Vision mixers or switchers often use inputs that can run as SD or HD. Some have dedicated inputs. Likewise, outputs can be switched between SD and HD in some units while others may have separate outputs offering and HD and SD version of the same content. The exact configuration depends on the manufacturer and the model. SDI is not found outside professional broadcast environments.

What do tv stations use to put text on the screen?

The device is called a caption generator, normally shortened to "CG" in broadcast speak. In their most basic form, they produce a white image on a black background to create a full screen with the text in the position it is required. Early versions were not much more than a typewriter that produced the text on a video image but they have become far more flexible since those days - more on the later versions below. Once the caption has been generated, it is added to the main signal using a keyer. A keyer does two things. First, it detects where the text is on the caption image and cuts a hole in the background image. What this means is that the main image now has black where the text is to be placed rather than the original image. The second step is to take the caption image and insert it on the background. The image may be exactly the same signal coming from the caption generator but often, it can draw from a "matte", a separate signal that is noting more than a screen of a single color. Rather than plain white text, the matte can be used to generate any color and any shade of text to fill the black holes left by the hole cutter. Keyers are normally part of the switcher or vision mixer although they can also be a separate unit from the switcher. The switcher is the large control panel that can be seen in television control galleries. CGs and keyers have advanced a great deal since the days of the single color CG. Most modern CGs generate two signals, one for the hole cutter known as a the "key" or sometimes called an alpha channel. The other is the "fill" channel which has the content to be displayed. The key channel is often just black or white, with the white areas cutting the hole for the caption. However, if the key channel uses shades of gray, the hole that is cut in the background image will still have the image showing. The darker the gray, the more of the background image is shown. When the fill channel is added, the two will be blended together and the caption appears to be transparent. Fill and key techniques are used to display not only text, but transparent station idents, still or moving images as used frequently in news broadcasts - the small image that appears over the shoulder of the news presenter for example uses fill and key signals. Similarly, scrolling text and information panels at the bottom of the screen are inserted in the same way. News broadcasts rely heavily on keyers to generate the final image. It is quite common for 8 or more keyers with captions generators to be used. The techniques described are known as linear or luma keys. There is another keyer technique known as Chroma Keying. It is also referred to as "blue screen" or "green screen". For a brief descripton of chroma keying, take a look at this answer: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_a_tech_term_called_blue_picture