user1424: I'm a sound engineer with extensive live and recorded experience. My electronics and acoustics are pretty strong IMO but I've never had any extensive interaction with video/film production and post timecode hardware. What's the best book/website/whitepaper to learn the nuts-and-bolts technical aspects of that stuff. Yamaha Sound Reinforcement Handbook gives some discussion of it, but it's short and out of date.

user728: This doesn't cover the applications, but it gives a succint view into the nuts and bolts:
Phil Rees

1424: <p>I'm a sound engineer with extensive live and recorded experience. My electronics and acoustics are pretty strong IMO but I've never had any extensive interaction with video/film production and post timecode hardware. What's the best book/website/whitepaper to learn the nuts-and-bolts technical aspects of that stuff. Yamaha Sound Reinforcement Handbook gives some discussion of it, but it's short and out of date.</p>
 728: <p>This doesn't cover the applications, but it gives a succint view into the nuts and bolts:</p>

<p><a href="http://www.philrees.co.uk/articles/timecode.htm" rel="nofollow">Phil Rees</a></p>
