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High Definition DVD Handbook Producing for HD DVD and Blue-Ray Disc

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ISBN-10: 0071485856

ISBN-13: 9780071485852

Edition: 2007

Authors: Mark R. Johnson, Charles G. Crawford, Christen M. Armbrust

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Foreword by Jim Taylor, of Sonic SystemsContains a DVD with authoring tools and examples
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Book details

List price: $59.95
Copyright year: 2007
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
Publication date: 4/5/2007
Binding: Mixed Media
Pages: 500
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.25" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.430
Language: English

Foreword
Table of Figures and Tables
Preface
Introduction
About this Book
About the Disc
Standards and Conventions
Other Conventions
Bits, Bytes, Units and Notations
Lights, Camera...Action!
Film or Tape or ? ?
Television Systems: A Primer
Frame Rates
High Definition Image Resolutions
Chroma Subsampling and Bit Depth
High Definition Data Streams
Film Formats
Video Formats
Pictures and Sound
High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI)
HD Disc Players
Settop Players
HD Disc Recorders
Additional Player Considerations
HDTV Displays
What's Wrong with CRT?
Types of New Displays
HD Video Displays Meet HD Discs
Coding Technologies
Creation of a Format
Audio Coding Technologies
Mandatory vs. Optional Codecs
Choosing a Primary Audio Codec
Choosing a Secondary Audio Codec
Video Coding Technologies
Differences Between HD DVD and Blu-ray
Choosing a Video Codec
Persistent Storage
Technically Speaking
Potential Uses
Persistent Storage Implementations
HD DVD
Blu-ray: Binding Unit Data Area (BUDA) and the Virtual File System (VFS)
Conclusion and Comment
Network/Streaming Technologies
Creativity Requirement
Design and Planning
Implementation
Summary
The HD DVD Format
Standard Content
Similarities to DVD
Key Differences from DVD
When is HD DVD Standard Content Appropriate?
Advanced Content
Structure of Advanced Content
Structure of an Advanced Application
When is HD DVD Advanced Content Appropriate?
- The Blu-ray Disc Format
Format Comparisons
Comparing HDMV to HD DVD Standard Content
Comparing BD-Java to HD DVD Advanced Content
HD Movie Mode
BD-Java
Relation of BD-J to HDMV
When is BD-J Appropriate?
Compression and Authoring Tools
Audio Compression
Video Compression
Authoring Tools
HD DVD Standard Content
HD DVD Advanced Content
BD HDMV & BD-J Authoring
Subtitling
Summary
Setting Up for Production
Preparing for Production Capability
Single-User/Consumer Production
Small Scale Prosumer/Corporate Operation
Large-Scale/Hollywood Operations
Conclusions and Other Recommendations
Project Design and Planning
Project Design
Project Flowchart
User Interactivity
Authoring and Programming
Quality Control
Scheduling
Ready, Aim, Fire
Graphic Design
Design and Planning
Implementation
Graphics Basics for HD DVD
Graphics Basics for Blu-Ray
Summary
Compression
Audio
Video
Getting Started with a New Encoder
Advanced Encoding Techniques
Summary
Authoring/Programming
HD DVD Standard Content
HD DVD Advanced Content
Markup vs. Script
Blu-rayHDMV
BD-J
Basic Architecture
Quality Control (QC)
Setting Up for Quality
Quality Checking Techniques
Visual Inspection Checklists
Test Plans
Test Reports
The Player Challenge
Summary
So, You Think You're Done
Replication Workflow
Disc Format Configurations
HD Disc Packaging
Advanced Access Content System (AACS)
Objectives
Ecosystem
Technology Overview
Analog Sunset
HD DVD Implementation
Blu-ray Implementation
AACS Production Workflow
Online Connections and Network Content
Managed Copy
Blu-ray Disc's BD+
BD-ROM Mark
SPDC (Self-Protecting Digital Content)
Counter Measures
Native Code
Media Transform
Workflow
When to Use SPDC
About The Disc
Glossary
Index