'The High Definition video signal': a book to learn all the secrets of HD

Editorial Círculo Rojo has just published The High Definition Video Signal, a book written by Francisco José Espinosa Pérez, a professional with twenty-three years of experience at Canal Sur Television.

The high definition video signal has become a reference in the vast majority of our homes. To carry out a more professional analysis on it, it is necessary to first know where the high definition, that is, the analog video signal, comes from. How this is transformed into a digital video signal, and how the high definition video signal evolves.

To analyze all these aspects of HD, Red Circle Editorial has just published The High Definition Video Signal, a book written by Francisco José Espinosa Pérez.

In this book you will also find a small reference to the 3D video signal, in addition to checking the logical evolution of the high definition video signal, HDTV, that is, the ultra high definition video signal.

To make this closer to the professional or student of the audiovisual world, several topics are dedicated to the analysis and adjustment of these signals, so that the information carried by said signal is closer, since the true achievement of the digital video signal, among others, is its capacity to transport information (audio, time code, subtitles, aspect ratio, Teletex, etc.)

This book is focused from an eminently practical point of view, so that it is closer to the daily life of professionals, without ever forgetting its foundations.

Its author, Francisco José Espinosa Pérez, began in the audiovisual world as an Electronic Technician. He specializes in the Spanish Radio Television Institute and continues taking a multitude of courses related to audio and video, ending with the University Expert in Digital Audio and Video courses and also with the Expert in Direction, creation and management of b-Learning courses. After more than twenty-three years of experience at Canal Sur Television in areas such as Mobile Units and television links, Central Control, TV Maintenance, Sets and Technical Image Control, he has spent the last few years as a trainer of audiovisual courses.