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  Index | CDC Viral Hepatitis
Hepatitis D: is a liver disease caused by the hepatitis D virus (HDV), a defective virus that needs the hepatitis B virus to exist.
Hepatitis D virus (HDV) is found in the blood of persons infected with the virus.
Hepatitis E: is a liver disease caused by the hepatitis E virus (HEV) transmitted in much the same way as hepatitis A virus.
www.cdc.gov /ncidod/diseases/hepatitis/index.htm   (224 words)

  
  Creative Cow - View Posts - HDV Format
HDV firewire output with timecode by IceMan on Jun 20, 2007 at 2:22:09 pm
Re: HDV firewire output with timecode by IceMan on Jun 20, 2007 at 3:56:57 pm
Re: HDV firewire output with timecode by IceMan on Jun 20, 2007 at 5:21:32 pm
forums.creativecow.net /cgi-bin/new_view_posts.cgi?forumid=162   (4249 words)

  
 HDV Info Net -- The HDV Format Information Network
HDV is a "consumer high-definition video format" proposed by a consortium of manufacturers, the core of which is composed by JVC, Sony, Canon and Sharp.
HDV is native 16:9 with supported frame rates of 60i (frames-per-second interlaced), 30p (progressive), 50i, and 25p.
All HDV variants record to existing standard DV format digital video cassettes, the most popular form factor of which is the Mini-DV shell.
www.hdvinfo.net   (923 words)

  
 Give me an overview of the HDV formats
However, since HDV uses a very high bit rate (384 Kbps) for sound compression, the sound quality is almost on par with uncompressed audio.
Since HDV was developed in order to record and play back high resolution HDTV video, HDV has higher resolution from the standpoint of the number of pixels.
HDV includes the 1080i specification using 1,080 effective scanning lines (interlace), and the 720p specification with 720 lines (progressive).
www.expandore.com /product/Sony/Proav/model/HDV/QNA.htm   (3506 words)

  
  I want to know more about HDV!
HDV in 1080i format is the same bitrate (25Mbps) as DV is. However, depending on the system, you may experience choking on the system, depending on whether you're editing Transport Streams or with an intermediary codec such as the
HDV is captured in exactly the same method as you capture DV.
HDV in 1080i format is the same bitrate (25Mbps) as DV is. However, depending on the system, you may experience slowdown on the system, depending on whether you're editing Transport Streams or with an intermediary codec such as the Cineform Connect HD codec.
www.vasst.com /HDV/hdv-FAQ.htm   (1656 words)

  
  HDV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
HDV 1080i uses a pixel resolution of 1440x1080, but when displayed is scaled to an aspect ratio of 1920x1080 = (1440 x 1.33)x1080.
As a consequence of the fact that HDV uses the interframe MPEG-2 GOP (Group Of Pictures) structure instead of a solely intraframe compression system, native editing of HDV footage differs technically from the native editing of DV footage.
If HDV footage is converted (known as 'Transcoding') to a good Lossless Intermediate format for editing, these considerations will not necessarily apply, and given a good quality intermediate format and codec, gradual degradation from generation to generation of edit may be avoided as well as substantial system performance gains.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/HDV   (2207 words)

  
 HDV (High-Definition Video) Definition
Stands for "High-Definition Video." According to a consortium of manufacturers including Sony, JVC, Canon, and Sharp, it is a "consumer high-definition video format." HDV is the next step up from Mini DV, which has been used in consumer digital camcorders for several years.
HDV uses a native 16:9 widescreen format, with a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels.
Most HDV camcorders allow the user to record in standard DV as well, but if you shell out a couple thousand dollars extra for a HDV camcorder, you might as well shoot everything in HD.
www.techterms.org /definition/hdv   (196 words)

  
 HDV Handbook - The #1 source for the latest HDV news, HDV camcorder info & HDV editing products!
HDV is a revolutionary new format that allows you to shoot video for hi-resolution HD displays & use FireWire to pass that HD signal into your camcorder.
Creating an HDV editing system is not as expensive as you may think.
The HDV (high definition video) format is certainly a new technology, only 3 years old & already in the second generation of cameras (the Sony HVR-V1U & HDR-FX7, & the JVC GY-HD100 come to mind), but it was widely adopted much faster than even the perennial mini-dv format, which is still actively used.
www.videoguys.com /HDV.html   (4046 words)

  
 AJW's HDV Format Info: Tests, Tools, Techniques
HDV uses long-GOP MPEG2 for video, with a 6-frame GOP for 720p and a 15-frame GOP for 1080i.
HDV monitoring with HP (and other) LCD displays - full resolution 1080i monitoring on the cheap (or the not-so-cheap).
HDV Cafe may be the ultimate links page for all things HDV.
www.adamwilt.com /HDV   (624 words)

  
 Shining Technology, Inc: I/O Device Leader.
CitiDISK HDV is powerful, lightweight, portable and, with its internal rechargeable battery, it connects directly to HDV/DV camcorders and captures HDV/DV footage to its miniature high-capacity hard drive and to tape simultaneously - directly from the camera's FireWire port into your choice of file-formats (.M2T,.MOV,.AVI,.DV and others).
Since HDV cameras are more widespread today and continue growing in popularity, CitiDISK HDV stores the MPEG2 transport stream as a M2T file, as well as DV (DV25) into the unit for immediate editing capability.
CitiDISK HDV is compact, lightweight(10 ounces) and embeds a high-capacity laptop computer-grade hard drive (available in 80GB or 100GB) with internal shock absorption cushioning (all around) for maximum hard drive protection (150G non-operational tested).
www.shining.com /products/totalsolution/citidisk_hdv   (624 words)

  
 HDV primer
The HDV standard was established by Sony, Canon, Sharp and JVC.
So an HDV image encoded at 25 Mb/s (IBP) is roughly equivalent to an I-frame image encoding of about 60 Mb/s.
If you are going to do a HDV test, shoot your subject then put the rushes through your production route and look at it on a large screen.
www.hd24.com /hdv_primer.htm   (2224 words)

  
 What is HDV   (Site not responding. Last check: )
HDV is a new recording format that allows for High Definition (HD) footage to be recorded onto standard MiniDV cassettes.
HDV support is already included in Ulead MediaStudio Pro7 (with additional HD module), Pinnacle Liquid Edition 6, and Canopus Editus.
All indications point to inclusion of HDV support into a new version of Final Cut Pro that will most likely be announced at NAB in mid-April.
www.highdef.org /library/what_is_hdv.htm   (925 words)

  
 HDV: FX1 + iMac + iMovie HD = ???
HDV stands for “High-Definition Digital Video” and specifically refers to the specification for recording high-definition resolution video onto the common mini DV (Digital Video) cassette tape.
Also of great relevance when talking about editing HDV content is the MPEG2 encoding, a video compression technology that utilizes similarity in adjacent video frames to reduce the overall needed data rate.
Their HDV support still seems to be a little buggy.
www-2.cs.cmu.edu /~johnny/hdv   (2441 words)

  
 Pre-Release Information About the JVC GY-HD100   (Site not responding. Last check: )
Using a variant of the HDV format which JVC is calling ProHD, the GY-HD100 will record 720p24, 720p30, 480i and 480p with 1080i playback (and its 24p modes are said to be native, not emulated).
And it's the world's first HDV camcorder with interchangeable lenses, beating all other camera manufacturers to the marketplace (including themselves, considering the HD100 will be released before the HD7000).
The BR-HD50U is the first HDV deck to accept both the mini and full size DV cassettes, which implies that you'll be able to record long-form HDV programming on full-size tapes, a first in the industry if that's true.
www.hdvinfo.net /articles/jvcprohd/hd100teaser.php   (1298 words)

  
 Timeline: HDV Editing!
HDV is the new kid on the digital video editing block, promising to provide high-def capabilities at prices we associate with the prosumer world.
The key technical advance that makes HDV viable is that instead of treating each frame of video as a single element, HDV "packets" adjacent frames into a GOP, or group of pictures, then applies compression to the GOP rather than each frame of video.
Building Your HDV Future So when it comes to HDV, the bottom line is that this presents a whole new world of capability for the videographer to get his or her foot in the door of high-def production.
www.videomaker.com /article/10732   (1742 words)

  
 The Sony HVR-Z1U HDV Camera
However, while capturing HDV from the Z1U using the full native HDV capture settings (not down-converting to DV), device control response time is actually normal or similar to what I'm accustomed too and the long pauses in the video are not apparent with device control command change.
HDV has a bit rate of 25Mbps the same as DV, allowing high definition video data to record on a mini-DV cassette and work with Firewire throughput.
HDV is relatively new to the HD market, and to Final Cut Pro, so naturally there are some growing pains.
www.kenstone.net /fcp_homepage/review_z1u_hdv_fullmer.html   (4311 words)

  
 HDV   (Site not responding. Last check: )
Liver transplantation for HDV cirrhosis seems to be more successful than in any other viral hepatitis, with comparatively few reinfections of the grafted liver.
Replication of HDV is hard to study since it requires the presence of a helper virus (HBV) which itself cannot be cultured!
The worldwide distributions of HDV infection is currently changing as HBV vaccination programmes begin to take effect, for example in Italy: in a study of HBsAg chronic carriers, HDV prevalence reduced from 23% in 1987 to 14% in 1992.
www.tulane.edu /~dmsander/WWW/335/HDV.html   (354 words)

  
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The concept was nothing short of genius: not only was HDV retrofitted to the ubiquitous MiniDV tape format and available in sub-$4,000 camcorders, but it was also compressed enough to fit into the familiar post-production workflow of mainstream PCs.
The fact was, HDV brought hi-def video tantalizingly close to videographers and other prosumer-level editors attuned to the magic of MiniDV and the brave new world of software-only video editing—that is, preview and processing without special hardware.
Because it is MPEG-2-based, HDV is an IBP Long GOP format, which means that each frame in the transport stream actually consists of a group of pictures (GOP): an Index (I) Frame, a Bi-directional (B) Frame, and a Prediction (P) Frame.
www.eventdv.net /Articles/ReadArticle.aspx?ArticleID=9057   (1074 words)

  
 Breaking Free of HDV Limitations
HDV is a tempting video format because it offers high quality video images at a fraction of the price of other HD solutions.
Another problem for native HDV is that HDV and DVD use the same video encoding scheme, and therefore have many of the same limitations.
First the HDV video has to be captured to the computer and then converted to another codec.
www.kenstone.net /fcp_homepage/hdvxdv_wright.html   (1833 words)

  
 HDV primer
The HDV standard was established by Sony, Canon, Sharp and JVC.
So an HDV image encoded at 25 Mb/s (IBP) is roughly equivalent to an I-frame image encoding of about 60 Mb/s.
If you are going to do a HDV test, shoot your subject then put the rushes through your production route and look at it on a large screen.
hd24.com /hdv_primer.htm   (2224 words)

  
 HDV: High Def Value
HDV was created by a partnership of Canon, Sharp, Sony and JVC.
The tape run time for HDV is the same as for Mini DV, so your 63-minute cassette will last more than an hour.
Since the top throughput of HDV tops out at the same data rate of DV tape, video can be readily loaded to an edit system in real time via FireWire.
www.videomaker.com /article/12292   (368 words)

  
 HDV vs HD: A Primer
HDV refers to a tape format that was really designed to be the replacement for DV, but for once the industry replaced a format with another format that uses the same tapes...hurray!
In general, because of the nature of HDV, all the cameras that are currently available do not have interchangeable lenses and are just generally less expensive than the more "production-oriented" HD tape formats (for lack of a better term).
HDV native editing tends to be slower at previewing effects and transitions for this reason.
www.creativecow.net /articles/kolb_tim/hdv_vs_hd_primer/index.html   (1308 words)

  
 Adobe Premiere Pro: HDV Plug-in
Bringing HDV editing to the desktop, the Adobe® Premiere® Pro HDV plug-in adds the ability to edit high-definition video when working with HDV devices from Sony or JVC.
With the HDV plug-in for Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5, this previously exclusive capability is now available to anyone working in video and is as easy as working with DV.
After installing the HDV plug-in, a new folder of HDV presets are added to the New Project window.
www.adobe.com /products/premiere/hdv.html   (405 words)

  
 Engadget
Canon unveils dual HDV followups to prosumer GL2
It's not even close to being a consumer device, but Canon has been quietly showing off their very first HDV camcorder, a new $10K+ model which should be officially announced later this week.
We knew Canon's new HDV camcorder was en route, so it's not really much a surprise that they announced it in time for their Canon Expo 2005 here in New York.
www.engadget.com /search/?q=hdv   (1085 words)

  
 Macrosystem HDV Recorder
Of the current editing systems that display HDV footage, some are limited to playing the footage back in a lower resolution “proxy” version or require a larger home style HD TV monitor using component connectors.
HDV signal on plasma and VGA monitors often display noticeable comb-like artifacting when attempting to playback interlaced video signals; the HDV Recorder converts your Interlaced footage to progressive.
Import your HDV programming (raw footage and/or edited program) onto the Macrosystem HDV Recorder and, without any loss of signal due to compression, you now have the ability to duplicate that program back to tape via their original HDV camera.
www.ggvideo.com /macro_hdv.php   (1000 words)

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