[standupmaths] did, so he did a little poking into the history of the universally hated NTSC standard for color television and the result is not only an explanation for how American TV standards ...

There isn’t a ton of explanation, but he did post his code as well as a resource for you to teach yourself more about the NTSC standard. Maybe you can make a color version of that AVR tetris game?

NTSC DVDs and PAL DVDs are defined as standard definition (SD) media (see DTV). See NTSC. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. All other reproduction requires permission.

2:1 interlaced monochrome standard was done by the National Television System Committee (NTSC). The monochrome luminance (Y) signal is derived from gamma-corrected red, green, and blue (R'G'B') ...

In North America and Japan, the NTSC standard is the predominant analogue video standard, while in Europe and many Asian and African countries, the PAL standard is used. Both standards originate from ...

A standard T-120 VHS tape with two hours of playback on the NTSC TV standard would contain some 812 feet (about 248 meters) of tape. An E-120 tape that provided two hours of playback in the PAL or ...