980 User Guide Rev. B29
Page 75 August 5, 2011
The following table describes the information on the Timing Analysis panel.
The CEA name of the format that the 980 has detected based
on the timing parameters.
The CEA Video Identification Code.
Number of bits per pixel.
The horizontal rate of the format timing.
The scan type: No = progressive; Yes = interlaced.
The number of pixels in the line including active and blanking.
The total number of lines in a frame including active and
blanking.
The number of active pixels in the line excluding active and
blanking.
The number of pixels in the front porch portion of blanking.
The number of pixels in the horizontal sync pulse width.
The number of lines in the active region.
The number of lines in the vertical front porch, i.e. the number
of lines that occur before the vertical sync pulse.
The number of pixels within the vertical sync pulse.
The polarity of the horizontal sync pulse:
Negative; Positive.
The polarity of the vertical sync pulse:
Negative; Positive.
The number of lines after the active video (leading edge of
vertical blanking) before the leading edge of the vertical sync
pulse.
The pixel rate in Megahertz.
The CEA name of the format that the 980 has detected based
on the timing parameters.
Indicates the frame number.
Timestamp for the beginning of the frame. Provided in
nanoseconds in HH:MM:SS:ms:us:ns.
Example: 2:0:29:803:393:350
2 Hours; 0 Minutes; 29 seconds; 803 milliseconds; 393
microseconds; 350 nanoseconds.
The duration of the frame in nanoseconds. Same format as that
shown for Time Stamp above.
The rate that a frame is rendered.
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