STANDARDS
SMPTE 1-1996 (Archived 2003) Video Recording – 2-in
Magnetic Recording Tape 15.00
SMPTE 3-1998 (Archived 2004) Television Analog Recording –
Frequency Response and Operating Level of Recorders and
Reproducers – Audio 1 Record on 2-in Tape Operating at 15 and
7.5 in/s 20.00
SMPTE 4-1995 (Archived 2003) Television Analog Recording –
2-in Magnetic Tape for Quadruplex Recording - Speed 15.00
SMPTE 5-1995 (Archived 2003) Television Analog Recording –
2-in Reels 15.00
1 Scope
This standard defines an octet-level data encoding
protocol for representing data items and data groups.
This protocol defines a data structure which is inde-
pendent of the application or transportation method
used.
The standard defines a key-length-value (KLV) triplet
as a data interchange protocol for data items where
the key identifies the data, the length specifies the
length of the data, and the value is the data itself. The
KLV protocol provides a common interchange for all
compliant applications irrespective of the method of
implementation or transport.
The standard also provides methods for combining
associated KLV triplets in data sets where the set of
KLV triplets is itself coded with KLV data coding pro-
tocol. Such sets can be coded in either full form
(universal sets) or in one of four increasingly bit-effi-
cient forms (global sets, local sets, variable-length
packs, and fixed-length packs). The standard pro-
vides a definition of each of these data constructs.
The encoding octet range (length of the payload)
specified in this standard may generate unusually
large volumes of data. Consequently, a specific appli-
cation of KLV encoding is capable of only a limited
operating data range and those details shall be de-
fined in a relevant application document.
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