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dubTo make a copy of an audio tape or videotape. See also dub-dub-dub. dub the sound of a drum dub [dəb] (engineering acoustics) To transfer recorded material from one recording to another, with or without the addition of new sounds, background music, or sound effects. To combine two or more sources of sound into one record. To add a new sound track or new sounds to a motion picture film, or to a recorded radio or television production. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Dubbing between the built-in HDD and HDD add-on connected to the recorder, timer recording directly to the add-on HDD and chase play of recordings stored on add-on HDD are possible. When dubbing, the deck analyzes content as it's being recorded on the hard drive disk and assigns optimum bit rates to ensure picture quality while calculating disc capacity. SDI provides translation, subtitling and dubbing for Hollywood studios, international and regional broadcasters, and video game publishers involved in the theatrical, DVD, broadcast and video game markets. |
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