- EBU QC Id
- 0055F
- Name
- Pixel Aspect Ratio
- Status
- published
- Category
- absolute
- Lead editor
- Roberto BORGOTALLO
- Aliases
- PAR
- Tags
- video
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- Definition
- System shall check the presence and value of the pixel aspect ratio in the bitstream.
If not directly available the system shall compute PAR from DAR and SAR with the formula PAR= DAR / SAR. - References
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- Examples
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Input: "Pixel Aspect Ratio Expected "= 16:11
Output: "Pixel Aspect Ratio Value" = 12:11
Output: "Pixel Aspect Ratio Readout" = true
Output: "pixel aspect ratio" = false
Output: human readable: "Pixel aspect ratio is 12:11.Declared Pixel aspect ratio is 12:11, while 16:11 was expected."Remark: Used as check plus measure
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Input: "Pixel Aspect Ratio Expected "= 16:11
Output: "pixel aspect ratio" = falseRemark: Used as a simple check
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Output: "Pixel Aspect Ratio Value" = 12:11
Output: "Pixel Aspect Ratio Readout" = true
Output, human readable: "Pixel aspect ratio is 12:11"Remark: Used as a measure (read-out)
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- Remarks
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The pixel aspect ratio is the width to height ratio intended for displaying of single pixels of an image.
Pixels with PAR different from 1 (square) are used to obtain the wanted Display Aspect Ratio (DAR, which the ratio of the projected images) from a different Stored Aspect Ratio (SAR, which is the ratio of the stored pixel resolution).
Pixel aspect ratio is metadata which can be declared in the wrapper and/or in the video format. It can also be derived with the formula PAR = DAR / SAR, when DAR and SAR are known.
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