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DVCR

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DVCR

(Digital VCR) A VCR that records video in a digital format rather than the original and common analog format. See D-VHS.



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That is to say, connecting an isolated PC interface card to an isolated DVCR results in no bus ground noise current flow and a voltage level on the bus ground that is about 1/2 of the total voltage difference between the PC frame ground and the antenna ground.
FireBus software, with its comprehensive set of protocols, will provide the Hitachi HDTV with the necessary infrastructure to: (a) intelligently connect and transfer digital content to one or more networked devices (STB and/or DVCR, AVHDD) while simultaneously protecting the content from being illegally copied by using 5C content protection scheme, (b) provide DTV-Link(TM) compliant software for US and (c) ARIB compliant software for Japanese HDTV.
This is beginning to change with new emerging video market segments like digital television and applications like MPEG DVCR (digital VCR).
 
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