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A multipart set of documents should be supplemented by an Overview Document, which shall describe the relationships among the Parts and may describe the relationships of the Parts to other Engineering Documents. Part 0 documents are not due process Engineering Documents.

OV 2021-0, ROADMAP FOR THE 2021 DOCUMENT 

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OV 2036-0, ULTRA HIGH DEFINITION TELEVISION 

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OV 2048-0, ROADMAP FOR THE 2048 DOCUMENT

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OV 2052-0, ROADMAP FOR THE 2052 DOCUMENT 

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OV 2067-0, INTEROPERABLE MASTER FORMAT 

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OV 2073-0, DOCUMENT SUITE OVERVIEW

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OV 2081-0, 6G-SDI BIT-SERIAL INTERFACES ROADMAP FOR THE SMPTE ST 2081 DOCUMENT 

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OV 2082-0, OVERVIEW FOR THE SMPTE ST 2082 DOCUMENT  

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OV 2094-0, OVERVIEW FOR THE SMPTE ST 2094 DOCUMENT 

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OV 2110-0, MAP FOR THE 2110 DOCUMENT SUITE

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OV 2112-0, ROADMAP FOR THE 2112 DOCUMENT 

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OV 292-0, ROADMAP FOR THE 292 DOCUMENT 

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OV 297-0, OVERVIEW FOR THE 297 DOCUMENT 

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OV 299-0, 24-BIT DIGITAL AUDIO FORMAT SMPTE 292 BIT-SERIAL INTERFACE —ROADMAP

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OV 379-0, OVERVIEW FOR THE SMPTE ST 379 DOCUMENT 

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OV 425-0, ROADMAP FOR THE 425 DOCUMENT 

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OV 435-0, ROADMAP

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SMPTE Timed Text

The U.S Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has declared the closed-captioning standard for online video content developed by the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) – the worldwide leader in motion-imaging standards and education for the communications, media, and entertainment industries – to be a safe harbor interchange and delivery format. The ruling means that captioned video content distributed via the Internet that uses the SMPTE standard – known officially as SMPTE Timed Text – will comply with the 21st Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act (CVAA), a landmark U.S. law designed to ensure the accessibility, usability, and affordability of broadband, wireless, and Internet technologies for people with disabilities.

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