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I've been rewatching Displaced Gamers' videos on standardized video signals, re: 240p, 525 lines, Luma, and Chroma -- and yeah, I'm realizing I should've called "Chrominance" as Chroma instead, given how Chroma would indeed be gamma-corrected Chrominance values. I forget which source it was that taught me to use the terms "Luma" and "Chrominance", instead of "Luma" and "Chroma". ---- Anyway, yeah, if you haven't watched them already and have any sort of interest in analog video, I recommend watching.them. Yhey may be worth future re-watches too, as I'm doing now, especially for the Chroma video and absorbing even more info from it. Displaced Gamers: The History of 240p [about 7m] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwDPx6hP_4Y Displaced Gamers: What is 525-line Analog Video? [about 14m] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MY-jUkogbg Displaced Gamers: Analog Luma - A History and Explanation of Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ymt47wXUDEU Displaced Gamers: Intro to Chroma: From RGB to Component Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3evgy0N8Sic