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http://dbpedia.org/ontology/abstract Nella tecnologia televisiva, il widescreenNella tecnologia televisiva, il widescreen signaling o WSS è un flusso digitale inserito nel segnale televisivo che identifica alcune caratteristiche della trasmissione. In particolare permette di identificare il rapporto d'aspetto del video trasmesso, caratteristica da cui deriva il nome stesso del segnale. Tramite questo segnale, il ricevitore è in grado di commutare automaticamente la modalità di visualizzazione corretta o quella preferita dall'utente. Il segnale è trasmesso sulla linea 23 (in PAL) e sulle linee 20 e 283 (in PAL-M e NTSC) ed è composto da 14 bit.(in PAL-M e NTSC) ed è composto da 14 bit. , In television technology, Wide Screen SignIn television technology, Wide Screen Signaling (WSS) is digital metadata embedded in invisible part of the analog TV signal describing qualities of the broadcast, in particular the intended aspect ratio of the image. This allows television broadcasters to enable both 4:3 and 16:9 television sets to optimally present pictures transmitted in either format, by displaying them in full screen, letterbox, widescreen, pillar-box, zoomed letterbox, etc. This development is related to introduction of widescreen TVs and broadcasts, with the PALplus system in the European Union (mid 1990s), the Clear-Vision system in Japan (early 1990s), and the need to downscale HD broadcasts to SD in the US. The bandwidth of the WSS signal is low enough to be recorded on VHS (at the time a popular home video recording technology). It is standardized on Rec. ITU-R BT.1119-2. A modern digital equivalent would be the Active Format Description, a standard set of codes that can be sent in a MPEG video stream, with a similar set of aspect ratio possibilities.similar set of aspect ratio possibilities. , WSS (ang. Wide Screen Signaling) – sygnaliWSS (ang. Wide Screen Signaling) – sygnalizacja obrazu wideo. W technologii telewizyjnej WSS jest cyfrowym strumieniem osadzonym w sygnale telewizyjnym opisującym cechy audycji, w szczególności proporcji w obrazie. Może być wykorzystywany przez panoramiczne telewizory, aby przejść do odpowiedniego trybu wyświetlania. Sygnał jest umieszczony w linii 23 (PAL) oraz linie 20/283 (PAL-M i NTSC) i składa się z 14 bitów informacji wskazujących:da się z 14 bitów informacji wskazujących:
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