X24P

x24p is a label that does not correspond to a single, universally recognized standard. In practice, it has appeared in several domains—most often in video and film contexts, but also in hardware naming and software versioning—where its meaning is determined by the specific vendor or project.

In video and cinema workflows, 24p refers to a frame rate of 24 frames per second in progressive scan. The prefix “x” does not have a standardized meaning in this setting; it may be used by some cameras, editors, or distributors to suggest an experimental, extended, or variant of 24p. Because there is no formal specification, users should consult the device or software documentation to interpret “x24p” in that environment.

In product naming, “X24P” or “x24p” can appear as a model number or variant identifier for hardware components, peripherals, or consumer electronics. The assignment is entirely vendor-specific and carries no universal semantics beyond the product line.

In software development and versioning, “x24p” may be used as a tag for experimental builds, cross-platform ports, or pre-release editions. The exact meaning depends on the project’s naming conventions and should be confirmed from release notes or the repository.

Because the term is not standardized, encountering “x24p” requires attention to context. When in doubt, verify with official documentation, metadata fields, or the source responsible for applying the label. See also: 24p, progressive scan, frame rate, model number, software versioning conventions.