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Special Design Features

Congratulations on your purchase of the Proceed Component Video Processor

(CVP2). We have gone to great lengths to ensure that the CVP2 remains

“future-proof” even in these times of change. As a result, you will be able to

enjoy the outstanding performance of the CVP2 for many years. In case you

are interested in technical details, what follows is a brief outline of some of

the key technologies in your new product.

high performance

transcoding

The CVP2 converts standard-definition (SDTV) NTSC- or PAL-formatted com-

posite and S-Video signals to high quality component (YPbPr) or RGB signals

(both sync on green and composite sync outputs are supported). The result is

an interlaced component output (480/60i for NTSC; 525/50i for PAL) that may

be deinterlaced by the Proceed PVP or by other video processors. The CVP2

may also be used to perform transcoding (color space conversion) between

SMPTE level interlaced component (YPbPr) and interlaced RGsB (sync on

green) video.

The quality with which the composite and S-video signals are converted to

component video is extremely high, with a great deal of attention paid to the

precision with which these consolidated signals are re-separated into compo-

nent form. The only significant improvement to be had over the CVP2’s

transcoding is to keep signals that are already available in the component do-

main in their original form. For that reason,.…

component video switching The CVP2 also adds robust component switching to the AVP2 system. With

four component inputs and a bandwidth of 70 MHz, any of the ATSC HDTV

signals can be handled without signal loss—even 1080/24p signals, the most

challenging of all HDTV standards (and one that thus far, no one is yet pro-

posing to actually broadcast).

Two of these component inputs are four-connector designs that can support

either RGBCs (Red, Green, Blue + Composite Sync) video or YPbPr component

video. These four-connector component inputs may therefore be used to sup-

port switching the SCART standard popular in Europe (with the appropriate

SCART-to-BNC or SCART-to-RCA adaptor).

flexible configuration options The CVP2 has been designed to support a variety of possible needs, depend-

ing on the combination of source signals and display device you have in your

system.

A common configuration might be as a “component switching expander” of

the basic AVP2 system. In this configuration, the AVP2 “sees” the additional

four component inputs simply as additional, available inputs; it also routes any

composite or S-video signal that is selected on the main output path to the

CVP2 for transcoding to YPbPr component or RGsB video. In this way, you can

have a single, high-quality connection to your television, or to a video proces-

sor such as the Proceed PVP. You no longer have to remember what type of

source you are selecting, so that you can switch the television’s input as well

as the audio/video processor’s input. The system handles the details for you.

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