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    <title>What Did PTP Kill in Broadcast?</title>
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            </div>What Did PTP Kill in Broadcast? Summary The short answer is a bit sharp:
PTP killed the era of separate physical synchronization infrastructure in broadcast.
Black burst, tri-level sync, LTC, VITC, word clock, and SDI ANC timecode are still historically important. Some of them still live in certain facilities, and some are still required for gateways and legacy devices. But they are no longer the main timing model of an ST 2110 system.]]></description>
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