There are two basic capacities for DVD Recordable media. 4.7GB and 8.5GB. Currently, the 4.7GB is the only format supported for DVD-R duplication.

In the past few decades, various episodes of UFO have been released on home video in various countries. However, in 2002-3 UFO was completely remastered and released on DVD in England, America, France, Italy, and Japan! Plus during 2005, there are plans to release UFO on DVD in Germany and Australia! In England, Carlton Visual Entertainment released UFO on DVD in two deluxe sets each containing 4 discs, plus these same discs were released as 8 individual volumes. See similar questions...

The standard CD-ROM will hold 654 MB of Data (or about 74 minutes of audio). We can replicate larger capacity masters if a waiver is provided. The waiver basically acknowledges that there are some target CD drives in which the larger replicated CD may not work. See similar questions...

Unlike other dataloggers, the PEM actually has two blocks of memory to store it's data, that is, it has two buffers: The 30-minute buffer will hold about one year's worth its data (taken at 30 minute intervals). The 4-hour buffer will hold about five years' worth of data taken at 4 hour intervals. When you copy data from the PEM onto the SRAM card, you automatically copy the contents of both the 30-minute and 4-hour data buffers into one file. See similar questions...

There is not any different between 'DVD+RW for Data' and 'DVD+RW for Video', also between 'DVD+R for Data' and 'DVD+R for Video'. Which is nearly equal, 4.38 GB (a capacity shown will depend on the software) Both of them has quite same capacity but each of them has different unit, 1000 or 1024. This will lead each has this different size view. See similar questions...

On the face of a Ricoh DVD disc, It claims to have a 4.7 GB capacity. But it looks like less than 4.7 GB on a PC. See similar questions...

DVD-V has the same NTSC vs. PAL problem as videotape and laserdisc. The MPEG video on DVD is stored in digital format, but it's formatted for one of two mutually incompatible television systems: 525/60 (NTSC) or 625/50 (PAL/SECAM). There are three differences between discs intended for playback on different systems: picture size and pixel aspect ratio (720x480 vs. 720x576), display frame rate (29.97 vs 25), and surround audio (Dolby Digital vs. MPEG). (See 3.4 and 3.6 for details. See similar questions...

RCA didn't use Lines of Resolution in their CED specifications, but a bandwidth of 3 MHz translates to about 240 Lines, the same resolution as VHS, but less than the 425 Lines of LaserDisc and 500 Lines of DVD. The subjective evaluation of people familiar with all these formats is that CED is better than VHS, but not as good as LaserDisc or DVD. See similar questions...

We ship out titles two times a day via Canada Post. Titles typically take 2-3 business days to arrive at your home. There are no additional charges for shipping. See similar questions...

Play your video footage into the DVD recorder from either your video camera, a VHS player, or S-VHS (s-video) player. Then finalize the DVD as a DVD-Video. The DVD-Video is then ready for copying to your computer’s hard disk, or can be used in either the Pioneer DVD-V7400 or your PC’s DVD player. This recording process takes the duration of the footage being played, plus 5-10 minutes for DVD-Video finalizing. See similar questions...

For Video: In the Get Started section of the portfolio instructions are "Video Recording Practical Matters" which advise candidates that they should make a copy of their videos prior to submitting any materials to NBPTS. The Pack & Ship section of the portfolio CD-ROM also includes this advice under "Submitting Your Portfolio." This will be an invaluable step in the event your submission is lost en route to the NBPTS Processing Center, or arrives in a damaged condition. See similar questions...

Data and databases accessible at our Library (such data is normally only accessible in person by Members of the Society). The Society Website is www.jgsgb.org.uk. It is accessible to both members and non-members and is continually up-dated. There is also a Members only section of our website called Members' Corner with special benefits and data for Members. The database includes over 35,000 records including: See similar questions...

The Archive seeks to hold a complete database of reported railway accidents and other events within the United Kingdom, from the first railway accident records to the present day, together with the accident report for each. The archive currently has - as far as we can tell - a complete database of accidents which have been reported and invesitgated by the HMRI or the equivalent safety body, from 1840 to the present day. See similar questions...

Surround sound program on video materials are now released in a number of analog AND digital forms... AC-3 - is a digitally-encoded surround sound format that is capable of reproducing six tracks of sound All of these formats can easily be handled or prepared by a knowledgeable sound house. Please contact us if you have specific questions that you would like answered... no obligation, of course.. See similar questions...

Up to 8 tracks of digital audio (for multiple languages, DVS, etc.), each with as many as 8 channels. Note: Most discs do not contain all features (multiple audio/subtitle tracks, seamless branching, parental control, etc.), as each feature must be specially authored. Some discs may not allow searching or skipping. Language choice (for automatic selection of video scenes, audio tracks, subtitle tracks, and menus).* Digital zoom (2x or 4x enlargement of a section of the picture). See similar questions...

To be honest they bore the pants off me, i don't think i have even watched all three live tapes from the live shit box I got an email from the webmaster Jeff who was after scans of tickets, flyers, posters etc. for use on the timeline, he asked if he could use my stuff and i of course said yes :) as a bonus he (through the club) paid for my 2003/4 metclub subscription, ace!! See similar questions...

Not at the current time. We've been informed that a DVD set is in the works; it is not known yet if it will be a four-season box or a single box featuring Rob & Jon's favorite episodes. Stay tuned. See similar questions...

You can put up to 120 minutes of movies and thousands of digital stills on each DVD disc. The DVDs can be viewed on most standard set-top DVD players, as well as on Macs and PCs with DVD drives. Also because DVDs retain the image and sound quality of digital media with greater fidelity than VHS tape, the people who see your DVD video will see the difference. See similar questions...

Yes, The high end PC's available today usually come with the necessary hardware and software to connect your camcorder, edit your movies and burn your own DVD's. Prices are coming down but it is still a balance as to how many DVD's you are likely to burn for the investment in buying the necessary equipment. The software usually provided is limited function and you will need to upgrade to get full function editing and DVD production software. See similar questions...