"William Sommer****** is a Lying **** "

** Everyone knows that NTSC stands for:
"Never Twice the Same Color"

Though that might be the common opinion, it is, of course,
untrue. There is nothing inherently unstable or inaccurate
about NTSC.

** You have got to be the most ignorant ****** on the planet.

When was the last time you adjusted the Hue control on an NTSC receiver?

** Go **** yourself - asshole.


NTSC inherently suffers from sensitivity to phase shift in the sub-
carrier during transmission and reception that cause color changes
on the screen -- particularly so when changing channels.
PAL does not.
Hence the famous acronym as quoted by me.
Go **** yourself.


Wouldn't it be nice if you actually knew what were talking about?

** Go **** yourself - you stinking, autistic asshole.



PAL was adopted in Europe because European distribution systems suffered
from relatively high levels of non-linear phase. The American distribution
system did not, so abandoning phase alternation was not a major loss.


** Absolute pack of lies.

NTSC inherently suffers from sensitivity to phase shift in the sub-
carrier during transmission and reception that cause color changes
on the screen - particularly so when changing channels.


The wildly inaccurate reverse acronym was based on sloppy engineering in
the
studio -- nothing inherent in NTSC.


** Significant phase shifts occur during propagation and in domestic antenna
systems.

Go **** yourself - you stinking, autistic asshole.



...... Phil