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| XLR Connector (or Cannon Plug) |
“Code X” connectors, with a Latch and a Rubber gasket. A three-pin balanced audio cable used in professional audio equipment. |
| XSVCD |
eXtended SVCD. Similar to SVCD but using higher bitrates and resolution to produce higher-quality video. Some DVD players can play XSVCD; computers with the correct software and codecs can also play this format. |
| XVCD |
eXtended VCD. Similar to VCD but using higher bitrates and resolution to produce higher-quality video. Some DVD players can play XVCD; computers with the correct software and codecs can also play this format. |
| XviD |
An open-source, ISO-compliant MPEG-4 codec. |
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Y |
| Y/C |
Another term for S-Video (which carries luminance [Y] and chrominance [C] on separate channels). |
| Yellow Book |
The standard for the physical format of compact discs used for information storage (CD-ROMs). |
| YUV |
A color model for video signals in which colors are specified according to their luminance (Y), their hue (U) and their saturation (V). These components can be derived from the Red-Green-Blue (RGB) colorspace in the following manner:
Y = 30% Red + 59% Green + 11% Blue
U = Red – Y
V = Blue – Y
This color model was designed to be backwards-compatible with black-and-white TV sets, so that two separate TV signals (one color, one monochrome) would not have to be broadcast.
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| ZCLV |
Zone-Constant Linear Velocity. divides the a recordable disc into zones and employs progressively faster constant linear velocity writing speeds in each. |
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