Wrong. It uses three 1/2 inch CCD's and records video stills to a small magnetic analog diskette which must be played in an appropriate device. Otherwise, the camera produces a conventional video image output which can be cabled to a conventional video recorder, monitor, or video printer.
It recorded analog video, not digital.
Why come out with a new law each time there is a new form of technology? Just make it illegal to use ANY electronic database to surreptitiously track people. This can include facial recognition, RFID, gait recognition, electronic nose systems, cell phone triangulation, licence plate OCR, or any possible unforseen technological advances.
I thought for a second that this might be a good movie to enjoy with my son, but then I realized that he has probably never seen a glass coke bottle either. Sort of ruins the joke.
MBA= Masters of Business Administration
So your sister has a Masters of Business Administration in Psychology? What University did she go to, FU? or maybe STFU?
plain old DVD players cannot reproduce DVD-Audio
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They may play in dolby digital but unless you have a DVD-Audio player you are NOT getting what you paid for. There are multiple audio tracks encoded on the disc, you are only playing the dolby digital 5.1 track. While this sounds better than CD, its still not DVD-Audio
A DVD-Video player will not recognize and play the ultra-high fidelity PCM and MLP encoded audio tracks on a DVD-Audio disc. To play these tracks, a DVD player is required that meets the DVD-Audio specification. These players can be identified by the DVD-Audio logo.
This seems to be an extremely common misconception, one that is even perpetuated by Best Buy employees. Ironically, they sell DVD-Audio discs but not the players!!
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Why should there be mass public investment in WiFi technology that will be replaced within a few years?
Circuit City has them free after rebate occasionally.
Free as in beer.
Wrong, it was a Yamaha disklavier, probably the same model piano.
And the CD sounds pretty darned good. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000 005J1I/103-9970286-1975026?v=glance
Stop using a cleaner disc.
Wrong. It uses three 1/2 inch CCD's and records video stills to a small magnetic analog diskette which must be played in an appropriate device. Otherwise, the camera produces a conventional video image output which can be cabled to a conventional video recorder, monitor, or video printer. It recorded analog video, not digital.
Read your link again, it specifically states that the original MAVICA was not a digital camera. It was a still video camera.
Why come out with a new law each time there is a new form of technology? Just make it illegal to use ANY electronic database to surreptitiously track people. This can include facial recognition, RFID, gait recognition, electronic nose systems, cell phone triangulation, licence plate OCR, or any possible unforseen technological advances.
I think there was a talking Tron game as well.
My favorite was the synthesized southern accents in B-17. "That was aaawwwn Taarget!
Yeah, I wonder how they came up with that figure, the average hairdryer uses over 1000 watts, not that the average slashdot user needs one of those.
I thought for a second that this might be a good movie to enjoy with my son, but then I realized that he has probably never seen a glass coke bottle either. Sort of ruins the joke.
MBA= Masters of Business Administration So your sister has a Masters of Business Administration in Psychology? What University did she go to, FU? or maybe STFU?
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They may play in dolby digital but unless you have a DVD-Audio player you are NOT getting what you paid for. There are multiple audio tracks encoded on the disc, you are only playing the dolby digital 5.1 track. While this sounds better than CD, its still not DVD-Audio
A DVD-Video player will not recognize and play the ultra-high fidelity PCM and MLP encoded audio tracks on a DVD-Audio disc. To play these tracks, a DVD player is required that meets the DVD-Audio specification. These players can be identified by the DVD-Audio logo.
This seems to be an extremely common misconception, one that is even perpetuated by Best Buy employees. Ironically, they sell DVD-Audio discs but not the players!!
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