Look up: DVD-R

1. DVD (Digital Video Disc) player
   Device for playing, but not recording digital video discs.
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2. DVD Changer
   A DVD Player that can store 2 or more DVDs (DVD-Video, DVD-Audio) or CDs (CD Audio, VCD, SVCD...) and play them after each other.
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3. DVD Decrypter
   via the CD Freaks website that he received a cease and desist letter from Macrovision. He later stated it was within his best interests to comply with the letter, and stopped development of the program. By June 7, 2005, a mirror site was up,<ref name="dvddmirror">http://www.dvddecrypter...
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4. DVD PLAYER
   A DVD player is a device for playing video DVDs. Most hardware DVD players have to be connected to a television set; there are also some small portable devices which have an LCD screen attached.
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5. DVD player
   A `DVD player` is a device that plays discs produced under both the DVD-Video and DVD-Audio technical standards, two different and incompatible standards. These devices were invented in 1994 and continue to thrive. However, with the release of high definition media, sales and popularity are expected...
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6. DVD Player
   (Windows) `DVD Player` (also known as dvdplay.exe) was a computer program included in some versions of Microsoft Windows that autoplays a DVD disc if a supported MPEG-2 decoder was present. DVD Player was introduced in Windows 98. When the DVD Player is launched, it searches all local drives ...
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7. DVD Profiler
   `DVD Profiler` is a program which allows users to catalogue their DVD collections. The program was created by Ken Cole at InterVocative Software. Although it can be used for free (with free registration), it can be upgraded to a premium registration for a small one-time fee. Registration allows user...
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8. DVD recorder
   A `DVD recorder` (also known as a DVDR, mainly outside of the UK and Ireland), is an optical disc recorder that uses Optical disc recording technologies to digitally record analog signal or digital signals onto blank writable DVD media. Such devices are available as either installable drives for com...
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9. DVD ripper
   A `DVD ripper` is a software program that facilitates copying the content of a DVD to a hard disk drive. They are mainly used to transfer video on DVDs to different formats, to edit or back up DVD content, and to convert DVD video for playback on media players and mobile devices. Some DVD rippers in...
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10. DVD-AR
    Digital Video Disk-Audio Recording
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11. DVD-Audio Explorer
    `DVD-Audio Explorer` is a software application for extracting audio tracks off a DVD-Audio disc and save them to a computer. The program also supports saving tracks to stereo and multichannel wav format. It can be used to rip any DVD-Audio disc, but controversially, it is especially useful for decry...
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12. DVD-DVD-R
    Digital Versatile Disc/ Digital Versatile Disc Recorder
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13. DVD-R
    DVD-Recordable is a write-once format. Once finalised a recorded disc can be played back in virtually any standard DVD-Video player. All Panasonic DVD-RAM recorders are compatible with DVD-R for recording and playback.
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14. DVD-R
    Digital Video Disk-Recordable
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15. DVD-R
    A recordable write-once DVD format, with a capacity of 3.95 GB (first generation) or 4.7GB per side. There are two versions, (i) authoring version with no copy protection and (ii) general version (for consumer use) with copy protection (CPRM) and no CSS capability (which mean these disks cannot be used to copy CSS protected disks).
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16. DVD-R
    DVD-R (Digital Versatile Disc) is a recording format wherein the disc can be recorded once. Discs can be played back on most standard DVD players
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17. DVD-R
    DVD-ROM that can be written to once, much like CD-R
    Found on http://www.amplicon.co.uk/info/glossary.
    
    
18. DVD-R
    Digital Versatile Disc
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19. DVD-R
    A recordable DVD format similar to CD-R in that it is a write-once medium. Backed by Pioneer, Panasonic, Toshiba, and others.
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20. DVD-R
    DVD-Recordable defines a standard for recordable DVD drives and media defined by the DVD Forum. Often called 'minus R', the format is write once (compared to DVD-RW wich can be erased and rewritten). The single sided discs can hold 4,700,000,000 bytes (4.38 Gigabytes at 1024 bytes to the kilobyte) w...
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21. DVD-R
    `DVD-R` is a DVD recordable format. A DVD-R typically has a storage capacity of 4.71 GB. Pioneer has also developed an 8.5 GB dual layer version, DVD-R DL, which appeared on the market in 2005. Data on a DVD-R cannot be changed, whereas a DVD-RW (rewritable DVD) can be rewritten multiple (1000+) tim...
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22. DVD-SR
    Digital Video Disk-Stream Recording
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23. DVD-VR
    Digital Video Disk-Video Recording
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24. DVD-VR
    The format is known as 'DVD dash VR' or DVD-VR. Its actually known from the DVD specification as DVD-RTRW for real-time read/write. One thing that makes it different from the 'DVD Video' standard which is used by professionally repliacted DVD's is that the indexing for DVD-VR is forward only. This a...
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25. DVD-VR
    The `DVD-VR` standard defines a logical format for video recording on DVD-R, DVD-RW, and DVD-RAM style media, including the dual layer versions of these media. As opposed to media recorded with the DVD+VR recording standard, the resulting media are not DVD-Video compliant, and will not play back in ...
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