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Creative Glossary > Film > Pilottone

Term Details
Term:	Pilottone
Subcategory:	General
Definition:	A 60 Hz signal reference that is used for sync sound filming (50 Hz in Europe). It is recorded on an audio tape in order to make possible transfer to magazine exactly at sound speed.

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Cable Sync Crystal Sync Interlocked

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