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D-VHS

D-VHS

Magnetic tape-based format meant for the distribution of digital HD movies.

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  1. S-VHS

    Improved version of VHS.

    26%

  2. HD DVD

    Obsolete optical disc format.

    8.7%

  3. W-VHS

    Analog HDTV recording format on VHS tapes.

    7%

  4. Blu-ray

    Digital optical disc format.

    6.4%

  5. DV (video format)

    Digital video codecs and tape formats.

    5.8%

  6. MicroMV

    Proprietary videocassette format for camcorders.

    5.2%

  7. Betamax

    Discontinued Analog video cassette recording format.

    5.2%

  8. Sony HDVS

    Analog high definition video equipment.

    3.6%

  9. Panasonic

    Japanese multinational electronics corporation.

    2.9%

  10. JVC

    Japanese electronics brand.

    2.8%

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  1. VHS

    Analog videocassette recording format.

    31%

  2. S-VHS

    Improved version of VHS.

    20%

  3. W-VHS

    Analog HDTV recording format on VHS tapes.

    7.6%

  4. Ice Age (2002 film)

    2002 animated film directed by Chris Wedge.

    3.1%

  5. HD DVD

    Obsolete optical disc format.

    2.1%

  6. Videotape

    Magnetic tape used for storing video and sound simultaneously.

    1.7%

  7. I, Robot (film)

    2004 film by Alex Proyas.

    1.7%

  8. Video

    Electronic moving image.

    1.4%

  9. VHS-C

    Magnetic tape-based format.

    1.3%

  10. Magnetic tape

    Data recording made of plastic film.

    1.2%