OTHERS
Dolby Digital
An audio encoding system developed by Dolby Laboratories and recognized as the international standards. Dolby Digital is the most common system of the
DOWNMIX
Changing
DVD
Abbreviation of Digital Video Disc or Digital Versatile Disc. An audio/video/data storage system based on 12cm and 8 cm disc.
DVD-R
A DVD version. Data can be recorded once by utilizing coloring matter subliming technology.
HUE
The color of ray or pixel. The color characteristics are depending on the ray's main elements' wavelength.
INTERLACE
A scan system. In scanning, the technique of using more than one vertical scan to reproduce a complete image. In television, 2:1 interlace is used, giving two vertical scans (fields) per frame; one field scans odd lines, and one field scans the even lines of the frame.
ISO 9660
An international standard for the file system used in
Macrovision
A recording protection technology. It alters the signals. The playback looks normal in most TVs. However, when the recorded materials are played back, pictures look very distorted and invisible. Macrovision utilizes the characteristics of the AGC circuit and VCR color synchronous decoding circuit to interfere recording.
MPEG 
Moving Pictures Expert Group)
An international committee who established a series of compression stands of MPEG audio and video.
MULTIANGLE
Various angles for the scene (viewpoints of the video camera) are recorded on some DVDs.
MULTILANGUAGE
Several languages for the audio track or subtitles in a picture are recorded on some DVDs.
SATURATION
The color's intensity or brightness.
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