mame/ini/examples/bt601-525.ini

# Example for BT.601 525-line Color Space
#
# BT.601 is a standard for converting analog video into the digital domain,
# and serves as a reference for the color space of analog video, but the color
# spaces defined existed before the standard.
#
# Due to historical differences, there are two color spaces in BT.601: one for
# 525-line television (developed in the U.S.), and one for 625-line television
# (developed in Europe).  The color spaces, along with NTSC-J, converged upon
# the development of HD television with the BT.709 standard.
#
# This color space should be used for most 60 Hz arcade systems, consoles, and
# computer systems.
#
# DIRECT3D POST-PROCESSING OPTIONS
#
chroma_mode   3
chroma_a      0.630,0.340
chroma_b      0.310,0.595
chroma_c      0.155,0.070
chroma_y_gain 0.2124,0.7011,0.0866
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			`#`
			`# BT.601 is a standard for converting analog video into the digital domain,`
			`# and serves as a reference for the color space of analog video, but the color`
			`# spaces defined existed before the standard.`
			`#`
			`# Due to historical differences, there are two color spaces in BT.601: one for`
			`# 525-line television (developed in the U.S.), and one for 625-line television`
			`# (developed in Europe). The color spaces, along with NTSC-J, converged upon`
			`# the development of HD television with the BT.709 standard.`
			`#`
			`# This color space should be used for most 60 Hz arcade systems, consoles, and`
			`# computer systems.`
			`#`
			`# DIRECT3D POST-PROCESSING OPTIONS`
			`#`
			`chroma_mode 3`
			`chroma_a 0.630,0.340`
			`chroma_b 0.310,0.595`
			`chroma_c 0.155,0.070`
			`chroma_y_gain 0.2124,0.7011,0.0866`