LipTracker is a non-invasive measurement tool for in-service lip sync analysis. After detecting a face in the video, LipTracker compares selected sounds in the audio with the mouth shapes that create them in the video. The relative timing of these sounds and corresponding mouth shapes (called Mutual Events or MuEvs) is analyzed to produce a measurement of the lip sync error. Audio offsets of up to ± 5 video frames can be measured. This unique approach of analyzing real time video and audio content does not require the insertion of cues, codes or watermarks into the program material. Therefore, LipTracker can be used at any point in the transmission path.

Specification

Digital I/O
Video Input: Standard Definition SDI video (SMPTE 259M-C)
Input Formats: 480i59.94, 576i50
Input Connector: BNC (75Ω)
Audio Input: AES-3id unbalanced digital audio (SMPTE 276M)
Input Format: 1 AES pair
Input Connector: BNC (75Ω)
Embedded Audio: The input audio can be de-embedded from the SDI input
Video Monitoring Outputs: 2 copies of the SDI video input
Output Connector: 2x BNC (75Ω)
Audio Monitoring Output: 1 copy of the AES-3id audio input
Output Connector: BNC (75Ω)

Analog Monitoring Outputs
Video Output: Selectable between: Composite NTSC or PAL; YC NTSC or PAL;
Y, R-Y, B-Y
Output Connectors: 3x BNC (75Ω)
Audio Output: 1 stereo pair
Output Connectors: 2x XLR

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