videodisc playback

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• videodisc — [vid′ē ō disk΄] n. a disc on which images and sounds, as of a film, can be recorded for reproduction by a player connected to a TV receiver: also videodisk, video disc, video disk * * * vid·e·o·disc also vid·e·o·disk (vĭdʹē ō dĭsk ) n. A… …   Universalium

• videodisc — or videodisk noun Date: 1967 1. a disc similar in appearance and use to a phonograph record on which programs have been recorded for playback on a television set; also optical disk 2. a recording (as of a movie) on a videodisc …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• videodisc — vid•e•o•disc [[t]ˈvɪd i oʊˌdɪsk[/t]] n. rtv an optical disc on which a motion picture or television program is recorded for playback on a television set Also called laser videodisc Etymology: 1965–70 …   From formal English to slang

• videodisc — /ˈvɪdioʊˌdɪsk/ (say videeoh.disk) noun a video recording made on an optical disc for playback on television. Also, video laser disc, videodisk. {trademark} …  

• Laserdisc — Not to be confused with disk laser, a flat configuration solid state laser. Not to be confused with VCD, DVD, or Blu ray, optical disc formats employing digital video encoding. Not to be confused with CED, a coincident but incompatible analogue… …   Wikipedia

• Capacitance Electronic Disc — Capacitance Electronic Discs The CED, exposed from protective caddy Media type video playback media Capacity 60 minutes NTSC video per side, 27,000 frames per side[ …   Wikipedia

• Compact Disc — Trademark. a brand of compact disk. * * * ▪ recording Introduction (CD)        a molded plastic disc containing digital data that is scanned by a laser beam for the reproduction of recorded sound (musical sound) and other information. Since its… …   Universalium

• Optical recording — The history of optical recording can be divided into a few number of distinct major contributions. The pioneers of optical recording worked mostly independently, and their solutions to the many technical challenges have very distinctive features …   Wikipedia

• Laserfilm — was a videodisc format developed by McDonnell Douglas in 1984 that was a transmissive laser based playback medium (unlike its competitor, laserdisc, which was a reflective system). It worked by having the laser to shine through one side of the… …   Wikipedia

• DVD-Video — format logo Media type Optical disc Capacity up to 8.5 GB (4 hours at typical bit rates) Standard DVD Books, Part 3, DVD Video Book (Book B), DVD …   Wikipedia

• Blu-ray Disc — Blue ray redirects here. For the fish of the same name, see Neoraja caerulea. Blu ray Disc Media type …   Wikipedia