Stereo Sample Clauses
The STEREO clause defines the terms under which stereophonic (stereo) sound recordings are addressed in an agreement. It typically specifies whether the rights, royalties, or obligations outlined in the contract apply equally to both mono and stereo versions of a recording, or if there are distinctions in treatment. For example, it may clarify if a new stereo mix of an existing mono recording is considered a separate product for royalty purposes. This clause ensures clarity regarding the handling of different audio formats, preventing disputes over rights and payments related to stereo versus mono recordings.
Stereo. 30.5.1. The System shall add eight (8) Broadcast Television Systems Committee (BTSC) stereo signals annually, until such time as all channels received by Franchisee are provided to subscribers in stereo.
Stereo. After the System Upgrade, the Licensee shall transmit all of its Signals to Subscribers in stereo, provided that such Signals are furnished to the Licensee in stereo.
Stereo. The system shall have the capability and shall provide Broadcast Television Systems Committee (BTSC) stereo signals on all satellite, broadcast and local services that transmit them.