eHow launches Android app: Get the best of eHow on the go.
What Is Network Sequencing?
What Does Microdrive Mean?
What Is the Definition of a Scanner?
What Is RAM Timing?
What Is the Definition of a Control Unit?
What Is AI Used for?
How Does a Data Projector Work?
What Is a Virtual Keyboard?
How a Plasma Screen Works
What Is a Lithium Ion Battery?
What Is a DVD Decoder?
What Is a Data Warehouse?
How Do Cable Wireless Modems Work?
GPS Systems & How They Work
What Is Keyboard Sequencing?
What Is the Difference Between AGP & PCI Video Cards?
What Is a SMART Board?
What Is a Tank Circuit?
How Do Stepper Motors Work?
Every time video format changes, we find ourselves with the “old stuff” on our hands, needin… More
Increase the life of your videos by converting them from VHS to DVD. Learn how to convert VHS tapes to DVD… More
Converting a VHS tape to a DVD can be done in a few different ways, which include using a combination VCR/… More
With the replacement of VHS tapes by DVDs, many people have old videos they wish to save. It's more conven… More
In order to transfer movies from VHS to DVD, a DVD burner or recorder is needed, particularly one that has… More
While working with a computer or browsing the Internet, you'll come across plenty of data that you'd like … More
Following the inception of the digital video disc, or digital versatile disc (DVD), in the late 1990s, the… More
Technically speaking, a DVD-R is a DVD, it just has certain features that a regular DVD doesn't have. The … More
In order to copy a DVD, an individual will need a blank DVD, the source DVD, a DVD recordable drive and a … More
DVD RW is an abbreviation for Digital Versatile Disk Rewriteable, meaning the data (including images and v… More
A DVD decoder comes in two basic types, which are a hardware decoder and a software decoder. Learn about D… More
Copying discs in a multi-drive DVD player/burner is an easy process, but when computers are equipped with … More
A DVD has both video and audio on it in a special format suitable for playback. But it can also be placed … More
Many Web sites offer DVD clubs that allow people to buy DVDs for a reduced price, such as ColumbiaHouse.co… More
Computer DVD drives are input drives that can read DVDs, CDs and DVD-ROMs. These drives are included on mo… More
Summary: A DVD decoder comes in two basic types, which are a hardware decoder and a software decoder. Learn about DVD decoders and their use in capturing and storing different video formats with help from a computer and network administration specialist in this free video on DVD decoders.
"Hello my name is Mark and today I'm going to answer the question what is a DVD decoder. A DVD decoder, there's actually two different types, two basic types of DVD decoders which is the hardware decoder and a software decoder and what a DVD decoder, what it's basic function is, videos are taken and captured and stored in different formats like MPEG2, AVI and so on and so forth. DVD decoders are used in your DVD players at home to decode the different formats of video that's on them to display through your television as well as on your computer, the DVD players on your computer have software decoders through a bunch of different vendors that decode the format to display it properly on your screen. And that's basically what DVD decoders do."
eHow Article: What Is a DVD Decoder?
Copyright © 1999-2009 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. en-US Portions of this page are modifications based on work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.
