!±8± Sony VRDVC20 DVDirect DVD Recorder

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Sony VRDVC20 DVDirect DVD Recorder

There's a new DVD drive in town and the streets are going to rumble. Get ready for the Sony DVDirect VR-DVC20. This unique drive can work with your Windows PC computer and/or your home-theater entertainment system. Sony's DVDirect offers stand alone DVD recording on both DVD + & - formats directly from an analog or digital camcorder/VCR - no computer required. DVDirect can also be connected to a computer via USB 2.0 and function as a 16X Double Layer/Dual Format DVD burner. This revolutionary combo DVD CD Recorder and Player, as a standalone and as a USB PC Drive, means that you can finally choose 1 external unit to meet all your DVD and CD record and playback needs. DVD Direct can record on standard 4.7GB or Double Layer 8.5GB discs for up to 12 hours of video storage on a single disc. DVDirect can also be connected to a computer equipped with USB 2.0 for high speed 16X maximum burning, allowing you to create copies of your home movie DVDs for friends and family. As well as create advanced DVD projects, and so much more - the possibilities are like no other! Compatible with standard 4.7GB DVD+-R/+-RW Discs and DVD+R DL Double Layer Discs. 3 recording quality modes, automatic menu and chapter creation, plus easy start/stop/pause recording make DVDirect easy to set up and use Stand Alone Interface Video Inputs - DV (Digital Video) Input, Analog (S Video & Composite) / Audio Inputs - Analog Stereo RCA-style jacks DVD Recording - Records both + and - formats in stand alone mode Computer Attached Interface - USB 2.0 Recording Capacity - Double Layer - 8.5GB / Single Layer - 4.7GB Unit Dimensions - 6.46 x 2.6 x 9.21

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Monday, January 2, 2012

Blu-ray Recordable DVD Technology by TDK

!±8± Blu-ray Recordable DVD Technology by TDK

The new blu-ray DVD disks introduced by the TDK Corporation are the BD-R25, BD-R50, BD-RE25 and BD-RE50. TDK BD-R25 and BD-R50 are "write-once" discs while the other two BD-RE25 and BD-RE50 are the "rewritable" blu-ray disks. TDK (BD-R25) is single layered and single sided blu-ray disk with capacity of 25GB. TDK (BD-R50) is also single layered and single sided blu-ray disk with more recording capacity of 50GB. BD-RE25 is dual layered, single sided blu-ray disk having 25GB recording capacity. BD-RE50 is also dual layered, single sided blu-ray disk having twice the recording capacity of 50GB.

Initially the blu-ray disks used a protected cartridge but now TDK introduced the technology of DURABLES-2 (hard coating) in both the Blu-ray DVD disks of BD-R & BD-RE. So, a recording surface is achieved that is very highly resistant to dirt, scratches and the fingerprint smudges. Therefore, the users can freely use the blu-ray DVD disks without any anxiety. Above the recording layer of disk is utilized spin coating of high precision to form the cover layer. So, smoothness is realized at nano level and this ensures stabilized characteristics of playback and recording.

The previous types of write once disks used organic dye while the recording layer of new TDK BD-R blu-ray DVD disks use inorganic material. As light does not effect the recording layer, so the disk realizes remarkable achievable. The error rate of BD-RE is has a very low even after overwrites of 10,000 due to the phase change material that is highly sensitive. For achieving functioning layer's precision forming of the dual layered 50GB blu-ray disk, the stacking technology of high precision has been added.

The layer-0 (lower layer) and layer-1 (lower layer) are combined together in terms of recording layer and high sensitivity transparency ratio, ensuring stabilized characteristics of playback and recording. TDK Corporation's commitment to the advanced technology of optical disk has created the world's first high capacity Blu-ray DVD disks (25GB & 50GB) with capable recording speed of 2X. BD-R and BD-RE blu-ray disks from TDK provide greater facility along with large data storage capacities hence expanding optical recording's potential.

The other name for Blu-ray disks is "BD disk" which is the optical disk format's next generation. This disk format was joint introduction by the BDA Blu-ray Disk Association (group of companies that include Dell, HP, JVC, Hitachi, Apple, Mitsubishi, Pioneer, LG, Panasonic, Thomson, Sony, TDK, Philips, Sharp and Samsung). The main purpose for developing this DVD disk format was to enable the HD video's rewriting, playback and recording and the ability to hold more volume of data.

The blu-ray DVD format is more advantageous than the traditional DVD. The latest technology induced in the blu-ray disk format enables it to hold data more than 5 times as that of which the DVD can store. The recording capacities of the single layered blu-ray disk are 25GB and that of the dual layered disk is 50GB.
The combination of extra data recording capacity and utilization of advanced codec of audio and video provide the consumers the HD High definition experience that is unprecedented. The main difference between the other disk technologies (DVD, DVD-RAM, DVD±RW, and DVD±R) and blu-ray disk format is that the blue-violet laser is used in the blu-ray while red laser is used in the other formats for the function of reading and writing data onto the disk. That is why it has been given the name of blu-ray.