1. Plural of genlock; electronic synchronization devices that lock the timing of video or audio signals to a reference signal, commonly used in broadcasting and video production.
Usage: technical; broadcasting/video production

Examples

• The studio installed multiple genlocks to ensure all cameras stayed synchronized during the live broadcast.
• Professional video editors rely on genlocks to maintain frame-accurate timing across multiple video sources.
• The genlocks in the control room prevented signal drift between the main camera feed and the graphics overlay.
• Without proper genlocks, the video and audio tracks would gradually fall out of sync.