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In the television world there are several broadcast video standard used in his impressions. The couple broadcast standard commonly used are:

PAL

PAL stands for Phase Alternating Line. The broadcast standard that is commonly used in most of Europe, France, North Korea and Asia, including Indonesia, also use this broadcast standard.

System PAL uses 25 fps (frames per second), meaning the delivery of a video per second will be on display as many as 25 pictures. For PAL Digital has a resolution of 720 x 576, 25 fps frame rate and scan line (line of pixels on the monitor) 625 For PAL type Analog has 768 x 576 resolution, 25 fps frame rate and scan line (line of pixels on the monitor) 625

NTSC

NTSC stands for National Television System Committee, this system has long been used in the United States, this system is also used in Canada, Greenland, Mexico, Cuba and so on.

For NTSC Digital has a resolution of 720 x 480, frame rate 29.97 rounded to 30 fps and scan line (line of pixels on the monitor) 525. This NTSC system use 30 fps (frames per second), meaning the delivery of a video in every second of it will be displayed as many as 30 pictures. For Analog NTSC has a resolution of 640 x 480, frame rate 29.97 rounded to 30 fps and scan line (line of pixels on the monitor) 525.

SECAM

SECAM stands for Amplitude Modulation type Sequencial this standard is rarely used

HDTV System

HDTV (High Definition Television) is the newest television standard International. This standard uses digital pattern so if in order to enjoy the TV service you use must have HDTV support, for the type of TV that is commonly used today can not catch the signal. HDTV can be used in the 1125 line.

These types can be enjoyed throughout the world, because it has the ability to convert the current system in accordance in each country.