Category:Television technology
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Subcategories
This category has the following 35 subcategories, out of 35 total.
0–9
A
- ATSC 3.0 television stations (121 P)
C
- Color depths (17 P)
D
H
I
M
- Mobile television (13 P)
O
- OLED televisions (1 P)
P
- Picture aspect ratios (6 P)
- Productions using StageCraft (19 P)
R
S
- Set-top box (47 P)
- Smart TV (18 P)
- Sports television technology (20 P)
T
- Teletext (42 P, 11 F)
- Television operating systems (10 P)
U
V
Σ
- Television technology stubs (65 P)
Pages in category "Television technology"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 423 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
(previous page) (next page)0–9
A
- A-MAC
- Acetrax
- Active Format Description
- Advanced Digital Broadcast
- Advanced television
- Advent Video Beam Television
- Aiken tube
- Amkette EvoTV
- Analog high-definition television
- Analog passthrough
- Analog television
- Apple Interactive Television Box
- Apple tube
- Apple TV
- Asian television frequencies
- List of ATSC standards
- ATSC tuner
- Audio description
- Audio router
- Automatic content recognition
- AV.link
B
- B-MAC
- Backhaul (broadcasting)
- John Logie Baird
- BBC Research & Development
- BBC Two "Computer Generated 2" ident
- Beam-index tube
- Belling-Lee connector
- Belweder (TV set)
- Black level
- Blanking (video)
- Blanking level
- Broadcast relay station
- Broadcast television systems
- List of broadcast video formats
- Broadcast-safe
- BT.1120
- Burst phase
C
- C-MAC
- Camera control unit
- Cathode-ray tube
- CBS Laboratories
- CCIR System A
- CCIR System B
- CCIR System C
- CCIR System D
- CCIR System E
- CCIR System F
- CCIR System G
- CCIR System H
- CCIR System I
- CCIR System K
- CCIR System L
- CCIR System M
- CCIR System N
- Centralcasting
- CGMS-A
- Channel memory
- Chromatron
- Chyron Corporation
- Clean feed (television)
- Clear-Vision
- Color clock
- Color depth
- Color killer
- Color television
- Colorplexer
- Colortrak
- Colortrak 2000
- Combo television unit
- Comparison of CRT, LCD, plasma, and OLED displays
- Comparison of DVR software packages
- Comparison of USB TV tuner sticks
- Composite monitor
- Composite video
- Console television
- Consumer Electronics Control
- Content Scramble System
- Contrast ratio
- Control track
- Cord-cutting
- Coupon-eligible converter box
- Cue card
- Curved screen
D
- D-MAC
- D2-MAC
- Data and object carousel
- Deflection yoke
- Descriptive Video Service
- Differential gain
- Differential phase
- Digibox
- Digital cassettes
- Digital Command Center
- Digital component video
- Digital Interface for Video and Audio
- Digital Media Initiative
- Digital media player
- Comparison of digital media players
- Digital multicast television network
- Digital program insertion
- Digital subchannel
- Digital television
- Digital television adapter
- Digital Visual Interface
- Direct-view bistable storage tube
- DiSEqC
- Display contrast
- Display motion blur
- Display resolution
- Display size
- Distributed transmission system
- Distribution amplifier
- Dot crawl
- Dot pitch
- Dreambox
- Drop-out compensator
- DV (video format)
- DVB
- DVB 3D-TV
E
F
H
- Handheld television
- Hanover bars
- HD ready
- HD-MAC
- HDBaseT
- HDHomeRun
- HDMI
- High Above
- High dynamic range
- High frame rate
- High-definition television
- High-dynamic-range television
- History of display technology
- Horizontal blanking interval
- Horizontal scan rate
- Hotel television systems
- Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV
- Hybrid log–gamma