Chapter 1

218 Index
film/photos to DVD, 173–175
FireWire/IEEE 1394, 22, 24, 25, 26, 83
firmware, 60
first generation DVD, 38–39
5.1 Entertainment, 11, 35–36
FlikFX Recomposition System, 44
flipping DVDs, 34–35
fluorescent multilayer disc (FMD), 78
Focus Enhancements, 119
formats for DVD, 61
formatting tools for DVD-ROM,
141–143
Forrester Research, 15
Fox, 20
Fujitsu, 7
G
Galaxy Group, 26
Galaxy technology, 28
GE, 73
generations of DVD, 38–39
Genesis microchip, 48, 80
Gibbs effect, 34
gibibytes (GiB), 210
gigabytes (GB), 209
GNU, 133
Green Book CD-standards, 67
H
Harman, 73
HD DVD 9/ HD 9, 77–78, 113, 207
headphones, 9
heat damage to DVD, 45
Henninger Interactive, 60
Hewlett Packard, 128, 129
Hi Val, 7
hidden features on movies, 43
high bandwidth digital content
protection (HDCP), 25–27
high definition compatible digital
(HDCD), 9, 68
high definition DVD (HD DVD), 77–78,
112–114, 207
HD DVD 9/ HD 9, 113, 207
high definition multimedia interface
(HDMI), 22, 26, 82, 83
high definition TV (HDTV), 6, 70,
71–73, 96
high resolution digital audio, 83
history of DVD penetration, 16–18
Hitachi, 7, 26, 118, 126, 127, 128,
179, 180
HiVal, 118
Hollywood Plus, 116, 130
Home Theater Forum, 10
home video/film/photos to DVD,
173–175
HomeMovie.com, 123
hooking up a DVD player, 83–89
audio hookup, 87–89
video hookup, 84–86
horizontal resolution, 96, 109–111
HQ VCD, 66
HTML, 135
hybrid DVD, 39–40
I
IBM, 21, 26, 28, 118, 179
IDC, 15, 16
IEEE 1394 (See FireWire)
IFO files, 135–137
Image Stabilizer, 22
IMAX movies, 10
IMT, 59
Industrial Technology Research
Institute (ITRI), 114
Infinifilm DVDs, 62
information on DVD, 203–206
InfoTech, 14, 15
initials for DVD, 2
Intech, 116
integrated deinterlacing, 47
Intel, 15, 21
interactive features, 108–109
interlaced video, 93, 109–111
internal deinterlacing, 47–48
International Data Corporation
(IDC), 11
International Telecommunication
Union Radio Communication Sector
(ITU-R), 72, 86
Internet, streaming DVD over network,
Internet, 132–133