This standard specifies the size and location of that portion of 35- and 16-mm motion-picture film to be captured by a scanning device for 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratio.

This standard specifies an audio frequency test tape to be used for adjusting the sensitivity and frequency response of audio 1 record (program audio track) and audio 2 record (cue track) of quadruplex video magnetic tape recorders operating at a tape speed of 15 in/s (381 mm/s). The tape shall be used on recorders, operating in accordance with ANSI/SMPTE 3. The operating level and frequency response for audio 2 record are specified in SMPTE RP 102.

This standard specifies both the locations for the edges of the video, audio, and tracking-control records, and the mechanical separation of the simultaneously recorded information of the video and audio records, as recorded at 15 and 7.5 in/s on 2-in quadruplex video magnetic tape.

This standard specifies the dimensions of reels in maximum capacities of 750, 1650, 3600, 5540, and 7230 ft designed to accommodate the maximum thickness of 2-in wide magnetic tape for television recording, as specified in ANSI/SMPTE 1.

This standard specifies the make-up or assembly of leaders and cue marks for 35- and 16-mm analog audio motion-picture release prints for use in television studios.

This standard specifies the nominal rates of travel of 2-in wide magnetic tape for quadruplex video magnetic tape recording.

This standard describes the carriage of Vertical Interval (VI) data and Ancillary (ANC) packets (HANC and VANC) in an MXF file. This standard defines the MXF wrapping of VI lines for 8-bit and 10-bit component digital signals for standard definition and high-definition television systems. This standard defines the MXF wrapping of ANC packets located on SMPTE Serial Digital Interfaces. This standard specifies information to be encoded in an MXF file so that a decoder can place decoded VI data and ANC packets at the desired locations in a reconstructed television signal. This standard does not describe the content of MXF VI data payloads and MXF ANC packet payloads or their conversion to and from physical or logical interfaces, networks, and systems other than MXF.

This Standard specifies the multiplexing schemes to map up to 8 Basic Streams defined by SMPTE ST 435-1 into the 10 Gb/s Serial Interface. The source image formats supported are referenced in SMPTE ST 435-1. The mapping also supports transmission of the embedded audio, payload ID and other ancillary data defined in SMPTE ST 291 in the source stream.

This Standard defines the optical fiber interface for the serial stream operating at data rates of 10.692 Gb/s and 10.692/1.001 Gb/s. The interface specification defined in this part applies to implementations covering a distance up to 2 km using single-mode fiber.

This standard specifies an encoding of the header metadata, partition multiplex structure and index tables of MXF files as XML documents. It specifies methods to support descriptive metadata plug-ins, dark metadata and private and future public extensions to the MXF specification. — This standard applies to the lossless representation of the metadata contained in MXF files as XML documents. — This standard applies to the interchange of the information of the header metadata, partition multiplex structure and index tables of MXF files as XML documents where the receiving application supports all XML namespaces from which there are elements in the XML document. The standard does not provide for the XML coding of essence.

Purpose:

This document has an associated Data Supplement, accessible for download from the “Multimedia” tab when the user has full-text access rights. SMPTE Data Supplements contain files intended for use with the SMPTE Engineering Document (Standard, Recommended Practice, or Engineering Guideline) with the corresponding filename and publication date. Use of these files without consulting the corresponding SMPTE Engineering Document is NOT supported. Interoperability will generally require adherence to additional guidelines and constraints specified in the corresponding prose document.