Digital Video (DV) - DV is the format used by many digital camcorders, usually on Mini DV cassettes. Though the DV format employs a form of lossy video compression (applied in real-time as you record with your camera), it's still memory-intensive. When transferred to a computer, a DV clip requires roughly 1 GB of storage per 5 minutes of video. (Clips are usually stored on the computer as QuickTime or .AVI files.)

Date Complexity Metric (DV) quantifies the complexity of a module's structure as it relates to date-related variables. It is the number of independent paths through date logic, and therefore, a measure of the testing effort with respect to date-related variables.

DV is a format for storing digital audio and video used by by the DV-standard digital video cameras such as the DVCam and DVCPro cameras.

The abbreviation for Digital Video, specifically applied to a common video format that encodes video digitally onto mini-cassette tapes. Related formats include, miniDV, DVCpro, and DVCam. DV tapes can be connected to a computer using an IEEE-1394 connection and a playback device. Unlike analog format which is an electronic signal that loses effectively every time the video signal is duplicated. DV format suffer no loss of quality when you duplicate video sources.

(Digital Video) - refers to the capturing, manipulation and storage of video in digital format. The DV format is an international standard for consumer use created in 1995 by a consortium of companies. Most digital camcorders record in DV format.

Motion video from a Digital Video (DV) camcorder, (Firewire connection). At 720 x 480, 30 fps, DV format consumes 1 Gig of disk space per 5 minutes of video. MovieWorks can capture and export to DV devices, and may also export as a .dv file that may be imported into DVD authoring programs or other DV editing packages like iMovie.

An offense committed where law enforcement officials identify the crime as being Domestic Violence related, which are usually assault or criminal mischief. This may also involve charges that are submitted through local municipal codes.

The part of a regulator that you put in your mouth and breathe from. It supplies air 'on demand' when you want it, the mechanics of a DV always supply you air at absolute pressure , so a breath of air at 30m is actually 4 times the amount of air you would breathe on the surface.

Stands for "digital video," the capturing (production), editing (post-production) and storage format used by NMB. Digital video eats up a lot of space on a computer's hard drive. One minute of video requires 216 MB which means a five-minute video adds up to just over 1000 MB or 1 GB. In addition, today's cameras capture CD quality, 16-bit stereo audio; one minute of such audio recording requires 10 MB in addition to the big honkin' space required for the video. ...

Digital video denotes that the production is not being shot on film or larger production grade video (3/4" or 1" VTR). Digital video advances have become quite good and many independent projects use this media to create their productions within a small budget.

Digital Video (DV) is a video format launched in 1996, and, in its smaller tape form factor MiniDV, has since become one of the standards for consumer and semiprofessional video production. The DV specification (originally known as the Blue Book, current official name IEC 61834) defines both the codec and the tape format. ...

DV Type-1 Method
The native DV interleaved stream that is produced and consumed in I/O with a DV device contains DV compressed video and pulse code modulated (PCM) audio data. This single interleaved stream can be stored in an AVI file as "ivas" stream (for interleaved video/audio stream). Microsoft refers to this format as a type-1 DV AVI file.
Because the type-1 format stores data as a single AVI stream, type-1 DV AVI files are not compatible with VfW. DirectShow, however, easily handles type-1 data streams by routing the streams to a DV Splitter filter that produces a DV-encoded video stream and one or more PCM audio streams for playback or subsequent processing.

DV Type-2 Method
Interleaved DV data can also be split into a single video stream and one to four audio streams within an AVI file. Microsoft refers to this format of storing DV data as type-2. This format has the advantage of being backward compatible with VfW, because it contains a standard video stream and at least one standard audio stream.
The type-2 file format requires a small amount of additional processing to split and multiplex the DV stream during the functions of capture and transmit to IEEE 1394 DV devices.

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