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HDV
(High Definition Video) The high-definition, wide screen version of the DV magnetic tape format. Like DV, HDV recording moves at a constant data rate and stores data on the same DV and MiniDV tapes as SD camcorders. Introduced in 2003, HDV uses 4:2:0 color sampling, MPEG-2 video compression and MPEG-1 audio compression (16-bit stereo). HDV machines record YCbCr frames in 1280x720p, 1980x1080i or 1980x1080p resolutions. See DV and DTV.


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AVCHD high-definition recordings look clean and crisp, even during fast motion, reducing the image degradation or dropout associated with older HDV recording formats.
Of the first anniversary of HDV in Newcastle, Robert says: "It has flown past quite quickly.
For enthusiastic moviemakers, as well as those looking to upgrade to HD for the first time, the HDV format integrates seamlessly with existing workflows -- offering compatibility with virtually every video editing software package.
 
 
 
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