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Audio Video Fingerprint Analyzer—Status Tab
 

When a comparison of probed sources to a reference is underway, you can observe the real-time results of the fingerprint analysis on the Status tab of Audio Video Fingerprint Analyzer. The results are organized by comparison group. Each comparison group area has a results table for each probed source.

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UI elements of the Status tab (Audio Video Fingerprint Analyzer)  
UI Element
Description
Lip-sync detection results LED

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This icon indicates the overall status of all alarms about lip-sync detection and content comparison.
Group title alarm LED

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This icon indicates the overall status of all alarms for each comparison group.
Reference source name

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The name of the reference source within each comparison group.
Probed source name

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The name of the probed source with each comparison group.
Video match

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This bar graph represents the degree to which there is a match between the reference video signal and the probed video signal.
3-5 bars: good match
2 bars: marginal match
1 bar: poor match or no match
Reference channel

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Reference audio signal channel number for this audio comparison.
Probed channel

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Probed audio channel number for this audio comparison.
Audio match

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This bar graph represents the degree to which there is a match between the reference audio signal and the probed audio signal.
3-5 bars: good match
2 bars: marginal match
1 bar: poor match or no match
Lip-sync

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Current measurement (in milliseconds):
if the signal match is normal,
if silence or low motion is not detected on probed or reference signal, and
if updates to this measurement are uninterrupted
The precision of the lip-sync delay measurement is +/ 1 msec. A positive value (+) indicates that audio is late with respect to the video (lagging). A negative value (-) indicates that the audio leads the video.
Lip-sync (last valid)

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Last valid measurement (in milliseconds)—latched when one of the sources is interrupted or else in an error condition if a lip-sync cannot be measured. Differently put, the data in this column reflects the last lip-sync value the system was able to measure.