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Miscellaneous 195 • Hyundai: DVD decoder chips • IBM: DVD-ROM-equipped computers, decoder chips • I-Jam: DVD-ROM drives • Imation: DVD-RAM media. • Inaka: DVD jukebox software • Infineon: DVD reader circuitry • Innovacom: DVD encoder and decoder systems • Intel: DVD playback hardware (MMX) and software • Interactive Seating: Battle Chair • I/OMagic: IEEE-1394 DVD-ROM drives • JVC: DVD-ROM drives, DVD-RAM jukebox • Kasan: decoder hardware • KOM: DVD-RAM changer • LaCie: DVD-RAM drives • Leitch: DVD-RAM video recording • LG Electronics: DVD-ROM drives • LSI: DVD encoder and decoder chips (acquired C-Cube) • Luminex: Unix software for DVD-based archiving and duplication • LuxSonor: DVD playback chips • Margi: DVD decoder card for notebook PCs • Matrox: display adapters with hardware acceleration for DVD playback • Matsushita (Panasonic): DVD-ROM drives, DVD-RAM drives, upgrade kits, DVD/Web integration, DVD-RAM still-image recorder • Media100: DVD authoring tools, DVD playback hardware and software • Mediamatics: DVD playback software and hardware • Medianix: Dolby Digital decoder hardware with Spatializer 3D audio • Memorex: DVD-ROM drives • Microboards: DVD drive (VAR) • Microsoft: DVD playback support (DirectShow) and player applications • Microtest: DVD-ROM jukeboxes • Mitsubishi: DVD players, DVD-ROM drives • Motorola: DVD decoder chips • National Semiconductor: DVD playback and reference designs • Number 9: display adapters with hardware acceleration for DVD playback
196 Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About DVD • Nuon Semiconductor: DVD playback reference platform (Nuon) • NEC: DVD-ROM drives • Net TV: DVD-ROM PC for home entertainment • NSM: DVD-ROM jukebox, DVD-RAM jukebox • Oak Technology: DVD playback hardware and software • OTG Software: DVD jukebox software • Packard Bell: DVD-ROM-equipped computers • Philips: DVD-ROM drives, DVD�RW drives, decoder chips • Pioneer: DVD-ROM drives, DVD-R drives, DVD-RW video recorders • Plasmon Data: DVD-RAM jukebox • Procom: DVD-ROM jukebox • Ricoh: DVD-ROM/CD-RW drives • Rimage: DVD duplication and printing equipment • RITEK: DVD-R, DVD-RAM • S3: display adapters with hardware acceleration for DVD playback • Samsung: DVD-ROM drives and DVD-ROM-equipped computers • Spectradisc: limit-play technology • STMicroelectronics (formerly SGS-Thomson): DVD decoder chips • SICAN: DVD decoder chips • Sigma Designs: DVD playback hardware • Software Architects: DVD-recordable utilities for UDF and Mt. Rainier writing • Sonic Solutions: DVD-Video decoding software (acquired a portion of Ravisent, formerly Quadrant International) • Sony: DVD-ROM drives, DVD-ROM-equipped computers • ST Microelectronics: DVD decoder chips (acquired a portion of Ravisent, formerly Quadrant International) • STB Systems: DVD playback hardware (upgrade kit) • Technovision: Controllers and synchronizers for consumer and industrial DVD players • TDK: blank DVD-RAM discs • Toshiba: DVD-ROM drives, DVD-ROM-equipped computers, DVD- RAM drives • Tracer Technologies: DVD jukebox software and DVD recording software (Unix) • TribeWorks: custom player software • Trident Microsystems: DVD decoder chips, DVD-accelerated video controller chips • Truevision: DVD playback software (Microsoft Active Movie 2.0)
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DEDICATION This book is dedicated t
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Contents ix Chapter 2 DVD’s Relat
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Contents xi Where Can I Get DVD Tra
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Preface In 1996, when those of us i
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What Is DVD? Chapter 1 General DVD
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• Up to 32 subtitle/karaoke track
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General DVD 5 change) and informati
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General DVD 7 movie studios were de
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General DVD 9 and compatibility wit
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General DVD 11 does not include adu
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How Can I Find DVDs with Specific F
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General DVD 15 • Toshiba (1996) 1
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• 400 DVD-Video titles in Europe
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General DVD 19 Seven regions (also
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tion Issues?” for CSS info). Newe
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hardware and software must include
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General DVD 25 High-Bandwidth Digit
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watermarking technique used by Divx
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Mobile Fidelity Labs, Pioneer, Sony
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mance are positive, although if you
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General DVD 33 NTSC) signal. The pl
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data rate; in many cases, the video
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pressure to completely fill all the
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players, 10-bit video players, or p
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scheduled to arrive in time for Chr
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“Will I Have Problems Connecting
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Periodic alignment of the pickup he
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concerns. Panasonic also released a
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One problem is that many TVs with p
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TABLE 1-1 DVD Problems Title Player
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Title Player Problem Solution Gener
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Title Player Problem Solution Gener
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What’s the Difference Between Clo
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Will DVD Replace VCR? Chapter 2 DVD
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DVD’s Relationship to Other Produ
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format. MPEG-4 files, however, can
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What Are the Outputs of a DVD Playe
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• Digital audio with 1 to 5.1 cha
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DVD Technical Details 85 mV peak, a
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Audio Hookup The following audio ho
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the stereo connectors, so three sep
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DVD-R 1.0 (12 cm, SS/SL) 3.68 gig (
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DVD Technical Details 93 Dolby Digi
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A disc can also have up to 32 subpi
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DVD Technical Details 97 TVs. Some
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DVD Technical Details 99 tion is no
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nels down to two, DVD-Audio include
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DVD Technical Details 103 MPEG-1 an
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DVD Technical Details 105 sound may
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oadcast TV audio, digital PCM audio
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ing are accomplished: Different PGC
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NOTE: 2-3 pulldown is the same term
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TABLE 3-2 HD-DVD Proposals Chapter
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Can I Play DVD Movies on My Compute
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decoder in order to play a DVD. Mos
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DVDs and Computers 119 log overlay,
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TABLE 4-1 DVD and CD speed ratings
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of them succeeds or if they end up
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DVDs and Computers 125 in addition
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mat, which held 3 billion bytes (2.
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Why Can’t I Play Movies Copied to
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One solution is the VideoLAN projec
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cumvention. On January 24, 16-year
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The .IFO files contain menus and ot
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Chapter 5 DVD Production DVD produc
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What DVD-ROM Formatting Tools Are A
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• Ability to create a bootable di
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Page 174 and 175: DVD Production 159 • [A] Cut & Co
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Page 200 and 201: Miscellaneous 185 • NAD: DVD-Vide
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Page 206 and 207: Miscellaneous 191 • Music Video D
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Page 220 and 221: • Region Free DVD www.regionfreed
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Page 226 and 227: Martin Leese Dana Parker Eric Smith
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Page 232 and 233: DVD Audio Recording (DVD AR), 1 DVD
Page 234 and 235: InterVideo, 119 invention of DVD, 1
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Page 238 and 239: second generation DVD, 38-39 secure
Page 240 and 241: video encoding tools, 143-147 Video
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