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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VIDEO DISC»
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1
Colour Television: Theory and Practice
20.1 Evolution of Video Disc In appearance, the video disc is very much similar to
the ordinary audio disc, but when played back on a video disc machine, it
reproduces pictures and sound instead of music. Just like the VCR, it is linked-up
to a ...
While Philips may be credited with bringing the first multidisc players to market,
the price-busting lead has been taken by Pioneer, the company that has almost
single-handedly kept the video disc alive during the past decade. Pioneer's new
...
3
Dictionary of Information Technology
Acronym: DTV Compare HDTV. digital video disc The next generation of optical
disc storage technology. With digital video disc technology, video, audio, and
computer data can be encoded onto a compact disc (CD). A digital video disc can
...
Philips misses the groove The newest audio technology — a digital disc that is
read by a laser in the same way as the video disc — has been unveiled by
Philips. But the giant company seems to be unaware that its new product will be ...
5
Compact
Disc Technology
And after that, we will introduce the various kinds of digital audio discs that made
use of video disc technology and follow the path to standardization. Finally, we
will explain the standards for compact disc systems and their meaning. 3.
Heitarō Nakajima, Hiroshi Ogawa, 1992
Video-cassette recorders can now offer all the features of a video-disc player,
such as stop frame, slow motion, fast motion and fast search, and the user can
record what he wants. So who needs a video-disc player, even at comparable
cost?
7
Dictionary of
Video and Television Technology
CD-V Compact video disc. A format for putting 5 minutes of video on a 3-inch disc
. This format has come and gone. CDV Compression Labs Compressed Digital
Video, a compression technique used in satellite broadcast systems. CDV is the ...
Keith Jack, Vladimir Tsatsulin, 2002
8
TV and
Video Engineering
The TCL digital autofocus is shown in Fig. 22.21. The microcomputer based
system adjusts focus at the centre of the main lens, parallax-free. 22.15 VIDEO
DISC SYSTEMS Video disc systems for domestic use were developed in early
70s by ...
Video disc firms set a standard Philips and Sony plan to sell compact digital
audio discs, read by laser, by the end of 1982. After a recent majority decision of
the Digital Audio Disc (DAD) standardisation committee in Japan most
manufacturers ...
10
Encyclopedia of Modern Everyday Inventions
The video disc in turn had the phonograph record as a predecessor. In the 1980s
there were format battles as the world's major consumer electronics
manufacturers provided competing formats and technologies in the effort to
provide ...
David John Cole, Eve Browning, Fred E. H. Schroeder, 2003
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «VIDEO DISC»
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video disc is used in the context of the following news items.
Get used to streaming, discs are dead for video after Blu-ray
The Blu-ray as we know it is the end of the road for the video disc. From here on out, the next innovations in home movie delivery will all surround streaming or ... «Digital Trends, Mar 14»
Remember when video discs were the size of LPs?
Years ago, long before the dawn of the DVD or Blu-ray formats, consumer video was strictly all-analog, from the very first broadcasts right up to the introduction ... «CNET, Feb 13»
