Just created a Python script to render the image as it should appear on TV screen.
# Project: 32 SOG
from PIL import Image
pixelclocks = 837
img = Image.new( 'RGB', (pixelclocks,pixelclocks*3/4), "black") # create a new black image
pixels = img.load() # create the pixel map
for y in range(img.size[1]/2): # for every line
x=0
g=8
for stripe in range(31): # For every stripe
for xx in range (27):
pixels[x+xx,y]=(g,g,g)
g=g+8
x=x+27
for y in range(1+img.size[1]/2): # for every line
x=0
g=256
for stripe in range(31): # For every stripe
for xx in range (27):
pixels[x+xx,y+img.size[1]/2]=(g,g,g)
g=g-8
x=x+27
img.show()
Which resulted in the following image

Noticed the height of the image was proportionally enlarged to fit in 3:4 format as it takes 400 lines on the screen.
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