Loading the HD side of the Digital Video Essentials HD disc would bring up a simplified disc menu; the user just has the option to select between 'Audio' and 'Video'. Selecting the video tab allows the user to choose between 'Demonstration Material', 'Tests and Calibration', and 'Credits'. There is also the option to select between 720p and 1080p test patterns.

Video Response patterns consist of a series of luminance and chroma sweeps designed to test luminance and chroma response, phase errors, decoding problems and resolution issues. Audio Calibration Test Signals Most of the audio test material on the Digital Video Essentials HD is once again a replica of the content found on the standard definition side.

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Digital Video Essentials UHD v 0.9 This v 0.9 Digital Video Essentials UHD 4K release is aimed at content creators, software developers, hardware manufacturers, imaging professionals and reviewers in immediate need of UHD test materials. As a v 0.9 release, there will be updates and additions so please be sure to purchase with a valid email address so that you receive the automated supplemental emails.

But the full tutorial guide on the SD side of this combo HD-DVD is approximately an 86 minutes discussion. At this level of detail, no one can expect the user to remember all the contents discussed in the program guide. Nor it is practical to keep flipping the disc from one side to the other to keep track on how to use the different test signals. We find the lack of a dedicated guide on the HD side with information on how-to-use the various test patterns and tones to calibrate your gear, extremely lacking.

There is no on-line guide associated with these test patterns, while documentation in the PDF supplement is just minimal. Furthermore, most of these advanced patterns require the use of appropriate test equipment such as color analyzers and oscilloscopes, and therefore are best left for use by qualified trained professionals. Disc Packaging: The Digital Video Essentials HD disc comes with a short index guide, a single-pager note, and a small card-frame with the red, green, and blue filters, for use during the color decoding setting. The enclosed small booklet with the index guide for contents found on the SD side is a remnant from the original SD version of the DVE DVD. The Digital Video Essentials HD Pack with the color filters sheet The single-pager note is in reality an addendum to the booklet informing the user that all program notes for this set-up DVD are available on the Video Essentials Website. Equally important, there is also a short reminder to download the latest firmware for your hardware to be able to take full advantage of the 'features incorporated in this' Digital Video Essentials HD-DVD. Loading the HD side of the Digital Video Essentials HD disc would bring up a simplified disc menu; the user just has the option to select between 'Audio' and 'Video'.

There is also some matrixed 5.1 material that can be decoded as 6.1, depending on the player choice. Keep in mind however that playback of high definition audio requires an HDMI connection between the player and the AV receiver. (More on connectivity requirements associated with high definition audio can be found in our guide to DVD-A:.) The contents on the standard definition side of the Digital Video Essentials HD is a replica of the original DVE DVD. According to Joe Kane Productions, this has been done to provide a standard definition of all the demonstration material for direct comparison with the HD content.

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As expressed in our guide to, you would need a Sound Pressure Level (SPL) meter to correctly balance your audio system. This applies irrespective of which set-up DVD you use, and is also necessary to make the most out of the test signals available on the Digital Video Essentials HD DVD. An inexpensive model such as the should prove more than adequate for home use. Conclusion Digital Video Essentials HD is surely one of those set-up DVD discs that are hard to rate. As highlighted above, it has a few shortcomings, but. The high definition side of the Digital Video Essentials HD DVD combo disc comes with well mastered test patterns in both 720p and 1080p high definition formats.

Most of the test patterns are not primary color dependent and should work in any color space, with possible exceptions of bit depth. The.tif and.dpx images have been color timed for ITU-R BT.709 color space and ITU-R BT.1886 gamma.

As already indicated, the advanced video test patterns are not documented on the DVE set-up DVD; nor is there any information on how to proceed with the more advanced calibration. Instead, Digital Video Essentials urges the viewer to call for professional assistance when it comes to advance calibration. Arguably, you can do a lot of damage when messing around with the more advanced controls unless you really know what you are doing. Yet many of today's video systems allow much more user control than ever through the on screen menus; it is in these circumstances that the advanced test patterns would come in handy. Conclusion Digital Video Essentials comes with well mastered test patterns, exceptional high quality video footage, and excellent educational content that can serve a purpose for both newcomers and advance users alike, but. While most of the information contained in the tutorial part can be beneficial to all, yet in our opinion, this is not the type of set-up DVD for beginners with limited knowledge of the field. The lack of how-to procedures associated with most of the advanced test patterns, may make Digital Video Essentials a bit too complicated for use by the less technically oriented user.